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Image of an egg beats Kylie Jenner to become the most liked photo on Instagram

- An egg has upended reality star, Kylie Jenner's photo to become the most liked picture on Instagram

- The photo which was posted on January 4, 2019, already has about 25.1m already

- This is coming after Kylie Jenner broke the internet with a cute photo of her child, earning 18.2m likes

The internet is indeed a crazy places filled with crazy experiences and lessons to be learned and this story simply tells it all. Reality star and beauty entrepreneur, Kylie Jenner is arguably one of the most influential people and most followed on Instagram but recent events have caused a lot of people to doubt this.

She is currently sharing that spotlight with not a person, but an egg. According to reports, a photo of an egg which was posted on January 4, 2019 has broken Instagram 'most liked photo' record, kicking Kylie Jenner off that throne.

While Kylie Jenner's photo of her daughter reigned as the most liked photo on Instagram with a whooping 18.2m likes, the photo of the egg has managed to garner 25.1m likes all in the space of 10 days. The egg account shared the photo with the caption: "Let’s set a world record together and get the most liked post on Instagram. Beating the current world record held by Kylie Jenner (18 million)! We got this "

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Image of an egg beats Kylie Jenner to become the most liked photo on Instagram

Screenshots of their posts
Source: Instagram

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Reacting to the news, the reality star and mother of one shared a hilarious video of herself cracking a similar-looking brown egg on the ground and she captioned it: "Take that little egg."

This just goes to show no condition is permanent hence the need to always be humble in every situation you find yourself.

Hilarious!

Meanwhile, things are still blowing hot between actress Tonto Dikeh and her ex-husband Olakunle Churchill and as usual, social media has got front seats to the show. The drama started when Tonto Dikeh responded to a fan's prayers about the two getting back together.

Responding to it, she described the prayer as evil and one that must not be answered in any way. Churchill who perhaps got wind of the post, replied her indirectly. He revealed that he still got love for her but urged her to stay away from him.

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