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Woman, 30, makes over N900m from Instagram posts in one year

Admin November 18, 2020
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An INSTAGRAM star Mrs Hinch, real name Sophie Hinchclife, has really cleaned up — making £1.5million (over N900m) in her first year of offering housework tips.

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Mrs Hinch  has filed accounts for the first time, and they show she pulled in £2.1million and is owed another £200,000, reports The UK Sun.

This is mostly from cleaning brands such as Flash and Febreze which pay her up to £5,000 a post to plug their products.

The 30-year-old also has income from four books, including a memoir called This is Me.

She owes creditors £764,000, leaving her with profits of more than £1.5million, her company accounts for the year to April this year reveal.

Her Mrs Hinch account was set up in 2018 and amassed more than 3.8 million followers.

The Essex-based mother of one describes herself as “normal girl who loves to clean her house”.

She is married to Jamie, 42, whom she met when they worked together in a sales recruitment company in London.

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