Some users on social media will go to any length to get celebrities and attention. Although celebrities seldom react to such antics, on July 7, 2022, Kylie Jenner called out a TikToker for lying and pretending to be her Instacart delivery person.
Pablo Tamayo claims to have delivered Kylie Jenner’s Instacart order.
It all began when a TikTok user, Pablo Tamayo, also known as @thisisntpablo, posted a video claiming to have delivered Jenner’s Instacart order to her home. Instacart is a supermarket delivery service that sends personal shoppers to your house to buy for you and deliver your items. Tamayo claimed that he received a last-minute request to have it transported to West Hollywood.
When he arrived at his destination, he noticed the home seemed familiar since his buddy had previously shown him the place. It belongs to the cosmetics mogul.
“‘Wait, this can’t be Kylie Jenner’s home,’ I think to myself. I’ll have to look it up.’ So I check it up online, and it’s Kylie Jenner’s Holmby Hills home in Los Angeles “TikToker said.
He also said that the order was under the name Ashton, who he assumed was her assistant. Tamayo reportedly received instructions to penetrate the gates and deliver the order. He even shared video of himself entering a residence, however it was unclear whether it was Jenner’s. The camera changed to footage of him inside his vehicle after he delivered the order.
He claimed to have traveled along a “pathway with a river underneath it” after entering the gate. Tamayo reportedly spotted all of the helpers and maids via the window after leaving the order in front of the residence.
He didn’t see Jenner or Stormi, but he claimed to have heard a baby cry.
Pablo Tamayo was singled out by Kylie Jenner.
Jenner produced a TikTok video of herself cooking a sandwich with gobs of mayonnaise after Tamayo’s video went viral. “I’m certain you either loooooove mayo or utterly despise it,” she said in the post. After cooking the sandwich, she took a mouthful as Travis Scott spoke to their daughter, Stormi Webster, in the background. As the date of Tamayo’s delivery and Jenner’s sandwich video matched, netizens began to believe him.
But, before things got out of hand, Jenner reacted to Tamayo’s charges in the video’s comments area. “This was not ordered by me. He [Tamayo] received a tip through the app. Is it true that I lied about looking through the windows and hearing my kid cry??” Jenner wrote in a remark that she subsequently removed. She said that no one came across the river since there was none.
The reality personality admitted that lying for attention irritated her. In her last message, she requested everyone to disregard any comments regarding the event if they didn’t understand what it was about. No one knows whether Tamayo was speaking the truth, but he was seen responding to Jenner’s sandwich video in his most recent TikTok.
