That brings me to Page SixвЂ™s sourceвЂ™s next claim. ThatвЂ™s when the internet began tearing into Kylie for not helping out her makeup artist. An initial goal of $10,000 soon became $120,000, which made KylieвЂ™s sad little $5,000 donation look like pocket lint. After Kylie dropped the link to the GFM, more people started donating, and the goal amount began to rise. HereвЂ™s where it gets messy, according to Page SixвЂ™s source. The source went on to add that when Kylie posted about the GFM to social media, she believed she was doing so simply to bring awareness to SamuelвЂ™s mounting medical bills, just in case there were any other giving types out there who wanted to help. So kind-hearted, benevolent Kylie thought she was generously helping SamuelвЂ™s family reach their goal when she donated $5,000. At least not in this very specific instance, of course.ДЄ source tells Page SixВ thatВ by the time Kylie learned about the GFM started by SamuelвЂ™s family, the goal was $10,000, and $6,000 had already been raised. Kylie is reported to be a billionaire, so watching her ask strangers to open their hearts and wallets, and dig deep for a medical bill she could pay off in about 60 seconds of вЂњ work,вЂќ was TACKY.В Well, Kylie hasnвЂ™t come to KylieвЂ™s defense, but a вЂњ sourceвЂќ has, and they want everyone to know that Kylie isnвЂ™t the cheap, shameless, tone-deaf, out-of-touch phony she appears to be. Kylie had chipped in a grand total of $5,000, which is basically KylieвЂ™s weekly budget for lip filler. Over the weekend, 23-year-old billionaire Kylie Jenner made the public aware of a GoFundMe campaign to help pay the medical costs for her makeup artist Samuel Rauda, who was seriously injured in a car accident.

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