Forbes recently released a scathing and rather surprising expose on the wealth of Kylie Jenner, reneging on their claim that she’s the youngest self-made billionaire after apparently going through her finances in detail and finding inconsistencies. Nonetheless, that hasn’t stopped the wealth-tracking publication to include her as the highest-paid celebrity of 2020– her wealth is still staggering regardless.

Today, the publication shared their annual rankings of the highest paid celebrities, which includes celebs from different avenues of the entertainment industry and pop culture at large– from sports celebrities to musicians and more.

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Kylie Jenner comes in at #1 with a reported income of $590 million, while her brother-in-law, Kanye West, claims the #2 spot with $170 million. Thus, Jenner takes the lead by quite a bit.

Further down, at #6, we find Tyler Perry, with $97 million, while The Rock rakes in at $87.5 million at #9, Lebron James nabs the spot right under him at $88.2 million at #10.

Stephen Curry makes an appearance at #16 ($74.4 million), and Ariana Grande at #17 ($72 million).

Kevin Durant enters the list at #24 with an annual payday of $63.9 million, and Post Malone hits #28 with $60 million. Diddy finds himself at #37 with $55 million, and a few other rappers join below him– Jay-Z appears at #42 with $53.3 million, Drake at #49 with an appropriately-matching amount of $49 million, andKim Kardashian-West nabs the spot right above Drizzy for her $49.5 million.

Elsewhere on the list: 

James Harden appears at #54 with $47.8 million.

Jennifer Lopez appears at #56 with $47.5 million.

Rihanna appears at #60 with $46 million.

Will Smith appears at #69 with $44.5 million.

Kyrie Irving appears at #74 with $41.9 million.

Travis Scott appears at #82 with $39.5 million.

Kevin Hart appears at #84 with $39 million.

DJ Khaled appears at #95 with $36.5 million.

Serena Williams appears at #98 with 36 million.

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Earlier this morning, we reported on Forbes’ big Billionaires list, which ranks 200 of the richest people on the planet, starting with Jeff Bezos with a $113 billion fortune. However, Forbes released a second list dedicated to the youngest billionaires. Their wealth might not be quite as vast as someone like Bezos and Bill Gates, but it’s impressive nonetheless, especially considering the age of some of these self-made (as Forbes refers to it) billionaires– among them, the highly controversial Kylie Jenner.

When Kylie Jenner was first flouted by Forbes’ as the youngest ‘self-made billionaire’ there was a severe backlash, as people argued that Kylie wasn’t exactly self-made– she was born into a family that afforded her certain advantages, which in turn, allowed her to build an immense brand and fortune. Nonetheless Forbes stood by their labeling, and now Kylie is crowned the youngest billionaire, again.

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This year, Jenner, age 22, is listed with a worth of $1 billion thanks to her businesses Kylie Cosmetics and Kylie Skin. Forbes reports that, out of 2,095 billionaires in the world, only 10 of them are 30 or younger. Kylie is among this elite group, with the group averaging out to $15.9 billion in total net worth.

As far as Jenner goes, she cemented her spot in this list even further when she sold 51% of her Kylie Cosmetics brand to City Inc. for $600 million. This deal valued her business at $1.29 billion.

Jenner is among only three ‘self-made’ billionaires on this list as well– alongside Snap CEO, Evan Spiegel and John Collision of start-up Stripe. The rest of the youngest billionaires on the list are heirs.

Kylie, with her $1 billion net worth, tops the list of youngest billionaires at #1.

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Every year, Forbes releases their annual Billionaires list, where they rank and track the wealthiest people on the planet. They have several spin-offs from this list, including one that ranks wealthy musicians, one for gamers, even a new edition that looks at podcaster wealth.

As far as billionaires go in 2020, Jeff Bezos, the CEO of Amazon, tops the Forbes list once again. Bezos tops the list for the third year in a row, despite his net worth falling by $18 million after the billionaire had a high-profile divorce with his wife. Even so, Bezos is still worth $113 billion this year. His ex-wife, MacKenzie Bezos, incidentally makes her first appearance on the billionaires list thanks to the split– she enters the list at #22, which also serves as her first appearance on this list.

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Following Bezos at #2 wealthiest billionaire we find Bill Gates. Below him, at #4, you’ll see Warren Buffet with a net worth of $67.5 billion. $54.7 billion belongs to Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s founder and CEO, sitting at #7. At #9, you’ll find the Wal-mart heir, Alice Walton, who is also the richest female on the list, with $54.4 billion. Other entries in the list come by way of Phil Knight, Nike‘s CEO, worth a reported $29.5 billion, earning him the #25 spot. Elon Musk enters below Knight, at #31, with a net worth of $24.6 billion.

The list ranks the top 200 billionaires from around the world. You can take a look in the link below for the full list.

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