KHLOE Kardashian has hinted that Kris Jenner leaked the news about Taylor Swift’s private jet use to take the heat off her sister Kylie.
Taylor Swift, 32, found herself on the receiving end of fan backlash Friday when she was named the celebrity with the worst private jet carbon emissions.
Using the information provided by Celebrity Jets Twitter page, the data analytics agency Yard revealed that Taylor is currently the celebrity with the worst private jet carbon emissions.
Yard reported that “[Taylor] is the biggest celebrity CO2e polluter of this year so far. Racking up a total of 170 flights since January.
They continued, “Taylor’s jet has amassed a vast 22,923 minutes in the air” equalling “15.9 days.”
The report stated that “Taylor’s jet has an average flight time of just 80 minutes and an average of 139.36 miles per flight.”
“Her total flight emissions for the year come in at 8,293.54 tonnes or 1,184.8 times more than the average person’s total annual emissions.”
A Taylor Swift Twitter fan page shared an Instagram post of a meme that referenced the pop singer’s private jet usage that had been liked by Khloe Kardashian, 38.
The meme depicts a smug Kris Jenner, 66, appearing very covert with sunglasses over her eyes.
The text above the photo reads: “Who leaked that Taylor Swift’s private jet took 170 flights this year?”
Swifties, Taylor’s fans, rushed to the post’s comment section to discuss the theory that Kris was the source of the leak.
One person commented: “Lmao it’d definitely be a Kris Jenner thing [to do].”
Another fan wrote: “Kris did that so we could forget about kylie’s private jet.”
A third commenter agreed, writing “they probably had it leaked themselves to try [to] make them look better after Kylie got that heat for the 5 min flight.”
While a fourth person stated: “[Khloe] liked this because Kris being behind the story didn’t get enough attention from the swifties at first.”
They continued, sounding more and more paranoid, “Remember: everything they do is calculated to either divert you or get attention.”
The Yard’s report placed Kim Kardashian, 41, at seven on the list of carbon emission offenders and Kylie’s rapper boyfriend and baby daddy Travis Scott, 31, at ten.
Recently fans slammed Kylie Jenner, 24, as disgusting after the star took a 17-minute flight on her $72.8million private jet.
The Keeping Up With the Kardashians alum took a private flight from Camarillo, California to Van Nuys, California.
The distance from the Camarillo to the Van Nuys Airport is approximately 40 miles by car with an estimated drive time of 45 minutes.
As reported by the Twitter account @Celebjets, the Hulu star reduced the 45-minute jog down to 17 minutes by taking her $72.8million Global Express jet instead.
Fans were up in arms about the blatant waste of fuel and resources with one fan accusing the LA native of being a “climate criminal” and insisting that these types of flights not be allowed.
Another person tweeted that the “worst thing about this is that Van Nuys is 16 miles from Calabasas, where she lives.”
They added, “She went 26 miles in the opposite direction to take a flight.”
A popular Kardashian-dedicated Reddit page reshared the flight path, captioning the post “Delusional”.
Fans rushed to the comment thread to discuss Kylie’s 17-minute trek.
One fan commented, “It’s beyond disgusting and horrific!!!!”, with another agreeing, “It’s so disgusting.”
Another Redditor wrote: “UGH BARF SHE’S SO SPOILED.”
While a third person joked: “Only to be ignored by Travis on the whole trip let’s be real.”
Kylie shared photo of herself with her boyfriend Travis posing outside a private airplane hangar.
Kylie and Travis share a daughter, Stormi, four, and a son, whose name has yet to be revealed.
The couple appeared to be kissing in the picture as they stood before two private jets and a Mercedes Maybach.
The Kylie Cosmetics founder captioned the Instagram post, “you wanna take mine or yours?”
Fans had a field day in the comments, slamming the star for flaunting her wealth.
One commenter joked: “This post just called me poor.”
“Global warming who?” a third commenter quipped.
Someone else joked: “Why you gotta flex like this?? #poorlivesmatter.”
A fourth critical comment read, “[Whose] plane should we pollute the earth [with] today?”
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