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spoiled rich girl on TikTok, where she raps about her high-school nemeses, bullies the “new girl” and name-checks designer labels like Chanel and Dolce & Gabbana in a sing-song Valley-girl lilt.But the bratty princess persona is far from McKay’s own identity. The 23-year-old social media star grew up in foster care, separated from her siblings and taken away from an abusive household at 9.Bouncing between various homes, she found solace watching escapist teen movies from the 1990s and early 2000s, like “Clueless” and “Legally Blonde.”“I gravitated to those characters … that type of bubbly, successful, confident leading woman,” McKay told The Post.She idolized these sassy, determined ditzes, with their designer wardrobes, doting fathers and the whole world at their well-manicured fingertips. “Part of it was, like, because I loved pink,” she said with a laugh. “But Iooking back now, I think a big part of it was wanting to manifest that kind life for myself.”She has. McKay now makes “millions” of dollars posting content across various media platforms.

EXCLUSIVE: UK agency YMU has continued to expand its influencer roster by signing five TikTok stars, including Max Balegde who has gone viral for his chaotic interviews with Hollywood stars.

Gotcha! Kim Kardashian got flustered after daughter North West pretended to shave off her eyebrows for a social media prank.

Only Murders in the Building producer-star Selena Gomez manifested her first-ever Golden Globe Award nomination for portraying true-crime podcaster, Arconia resident, and artist Mabel Mora.On Tuesday, the 30-year-old 'Texican' pop star posted a clip from her interview with KTLA 5 Morning News in 2011 where entertainment anchor Sam Rubin asked her if she aspired to win a Grammy Award.'I think it would be an honor, of course,' Selena, then 18, responded. Destiny: Only Murders in the Building producer-star Selena Gomez manifested her first-ever Golden Globe Award nomination for portraying true-crime podcaster, Arconia resident, and artist Mabel Mora (pictured)'But I'm more of a Golden Globe or Oscar girl, so it would be nice!'Gomez - who boasts 44.9M TikTok followers - captioned her throwback video: 'Dreams do come true! Guys I'm nominated for a Golden Globe.

Netflix has swooped in to land a reality series about The Hype House, a group of digital influencers in LA that have more than 120M TikTok followers.

highest earners, this week became the first person to attain more than 100 million followers on the platform.The record comes days after the 16-year-old influencer was bombarded with criticism for a controversial video she posted which many viewers found flippant and entitled and led to her losing a chunk of her following — a number she has now gained back, and then some.In the initially follower-losing video, Charli has a cringe-worthy disagreement with her parents, Marc and Heidi, while eating a dinner cooked by her personal chef Aaron May with fellow influencers James Charles and her sister Dixie.

Peter White Television EditorEXCLUSIVE: As TikTok continues to make headlines with President Trump’s threat to shutdown the social media service if a U.S. suitor such as Microsoft doesn’t buy it by mid-September, some of its key creators are heading to television.Wheelhouse Entertainment has struck a deal with Hype House, whose members have more than 150M TikTok followers, to develop and produce docu-series, The Hype Life.The show is part of a larger, overall content and brand alliance between Wheelhouse and Hype House.The Hype Life will feature the likes of founders Chase Hudson, Thomas Petrou as well as Nikita Dragun and Avani Gregg.