Kylie Jenner and others lose millions of Instagram followers due to bug
By Reuters
17 February 2019 |
1:00 pm
According to 'Cosmopolitan,' Jenner and Ariana Grande each lost 3 million Instagram followers on Wednesday due to a system glitch. Jenner's followers dipped from 127 million to 124 million but rose back up to 126 million Thursday morning.
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