Kylie Jenner Is Not Here for the Instacart Worker Who Claimed to Hear Her Son Crying - Cosmopolitan

Today in Kardashian internet drama, Kylie Jenner is in a feud with an Instacart worker who posted what she says are 100% lies about her on TikTok.

Here's what went down: Earlier this week, TikToker Pablo Tamayo took an Instacart gig that, according to him, involved delivering a $12 pack of pepperoni (from swanky West Hollywood grocery store Erewhon, in case you care) to Kylie's house.

Pablo recorded a jittery video from his car (with Kylie's pepperoni still in his possession) about his stunned realization (and confirmatory Google search) that he was about to deliver deli meat to Kylie Jenner (the order was placed under the name "Ashton," apparently). He recorded some footage of himself walking to the house and asking someone (presumably security) if he was, in fact, at Kylie Jenner's house and then capped the video off with some post-delivery freakout footage. It's a whole lot of fanboy energy, TBH:

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The general fanboying vibe wasn't was Kylie took issue with about the video, however. In the video, Pablo also made a few claims that Kylie simply could not let stand. Specifically:

That she didn't tip well for the order (in Pablo's words, "This bitch could have paid me more").
That, while approaching the house, he walked over a "little pathway with, like, a river beneath it."
That he could heard a baby scream during the drop-off (during which he claimed to "get to look into the whole house" where he saw "assistants and maids and sh*t" but not Kylie or Stormi).

Kylie didn't comment on Pablo's post, but seemed to address his claims in the comment section of a TikTok video she shared of herself making a salami and pepperoni sandwich this week.

"no one comes through the gate! the river ?? no river. the lying for attention rubs me the wrong way sorry," Kylie said in comments that have since been deleted, according to E! News. "i did not order this myself. ! he WAS tipped through the app. lied too about seeing through my windows and hearing my son cry. ??"

The moral of the story: Don't lie about Kylie Jenner for clout. Or possibly move to LA and sign up to deliver for Instacart, STAT. Definitely one of those two.

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