Remember the crazy viral pic of an egg that set the Internet on fire in 2019? Here’s an update about it
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This particular image of the egg went absolutely crazy viral three years ago and also broke reality TV star Kylie Jenner's world record of having the most 'liked' picture on Instagram.
Do you remember that picture of an egg which went viral in 2019? Well, there is an update about it. We’ll tell you more but before that, here’s a refresher. This particular image of the egg went absolutely crazy viral three years ago and also broke reality TV star Kylie Jenner's world record of having the most 'liked' picture on Instagram. The World Record Egg was posted three years ago today and is STILL the most liked picture on Instagram with 55.5 million likes!https://t.co/iUBaYADG08
Now, the update is that even after 3 years, this picture of the egg continues to be the most liked image on Instagram. On their official Twitter account, Guinness World Records (GWR) announced that the image of the egg is still the most liked picture on Instagram with 55.5 million likes. Yes, that’s correct!
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