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Kylie Jenner shows off manicure featuring $100 bills

Kylie Jenner has flaunted a fresh manicure featuring what appears to be $100 bills.

The make-up mogul, who is reported to be worth an estimated $1 billion by editors at Forbes magazine, took to Instagram on Thursday (21Mar19) to display some nail art that perfectly aligns with her beauty empire.

Alongside her nails which were painted a light pink shade, Kylie’s manicurist added what looks very much like $100 bills to the nails on her ring and middle fingers.

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“Till my fingers blue,” she wrote alongside the snap, with the caption referring to rapper Smokepurpp’s 2017 tune Fingers Blue, on which her boyfriend Travis Scott featured.

Kylie didn’t tag her manicurist in the post, but a number of her pals were quick to comment, with Malika Haqq writing, “BOSS,” and celebrity stylist Hrush Achemyan praising, “Dammmm straight fire (sic).”

In addition, Smokepurpp, real name Omar Pineiro, commented, “I like countin hunnits til my fingers blue (sic).”

Kylie, who shares 13-month-old daughter Stormi with Travis, hit headlines earlier this month when she was named as the world’s youngest billionaire in rankings published by Forbes, with much of her fortune garnered from her Kylie Cosmetics business, her appearances on her family’s reality TV show Keeping Up with the Kardashians, and other product endorsements.

But even though some critics have claimed that Kylie isn’t truly a “self-made” billionaire due to her privileged roots, the 21-year-old has defended her use of the term in a new chat with Interview Germany magazine.

“There’s really no other word to use other than self-made because that is the truth. That is the category that I fall under,” the star emphasised. “Although, I am a special case because before I started Kylie Cosmetics, I had a huge platform and lots of fans. I did not get money from my parents past the age of 15. I used 100 per cent of my own money to start the company, not a dime in my bank account is inherited… and I am very proud of that.”

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