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Blackpink Lisa is the highest-placed Asian celebrity, with a single Instagram post of hers worth S$780K a post in Instagram

SEOUL: Blackpink member Lisa Manobal is deemed to be the highest-placed Asian celebrity with an Instagram post worth an estimated amount of US$575,000, or S$780,000. 

According to the latest Instagram Rich List released by social media marketing management platform Hopper HQ, Lisa ranked 26 out of 100 celebrities and influencers worldwide, and is currently number 1 in Asia. As of writing, she now has more than 96.6 million followers on Instagram. 

 

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Other Asian celebrities and influencers who made the list were Indian actress Priyanka Chopra, who ranked 29th with a post worth US$532,000. Priyanka is now well-known to be the wife of American singer Nick Jonas, who has more than 88.8 million followers on the said social media platform. 

South Korean Oppa Lee Min-ho also made the 55th place with US$200,000 per post. The K-drama actor now has more than 33.6 million followers on IG. More so, Korean actress Song Hye-kyo is ranked 93rd with US$100,000 a post, and now has more than 16.8 followers on Instagram. 

Leading the number 1 spot worldwide is the Portuguese football star Cristiano Ronaldo with an amount of US$3.2 million a post. He is the current most followed person on Instagram with more than 601 million followers. 

Second place goes to soccer star Lionel Messi with US$2.6 million a post, and has 483 million followers on Instagram. 

The third spot goes to American singer-actress Selena Gomez with US$2.56 million a post. /TISG

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