Hollywood actor Henry Cavill has been named Britain’s highest-earning male romantic lead on social media.
He beat a host of household names including Tom Cruise, Michael B. Jordan and Timothée Chalamet to be ranked 10th in the international list, compiled by American business consultancy firm Venture Smarter.
The Jersey-born star, best known for playing Superman in the popular DC film series, has more than 27 million followers on Instagram and can earn up to £76,000 from a single sponsored post, according to the report.
He is also rumoured to be among the favourites to become the next James Bond, with bookmakers offering short odds for him to succeed Daniel Craig as 007.
The report saw social media experts analyse the profiles of 75 of the most notable romantic male leads.
Justin Timberlake tops the list, earning up to £163,000 per post. Credit: Venture Smarter
Remy Beaumont is the founder of an influencer marketing agency and explained the important role that social media can play in making famous people accessible and relatable.
He said: “When you’re on the red carpet, celebrities of that level aren’t necessarily seen as a real person, so showing their everyday life behind-the-scenes is something that definitely performs well on socials. It humanises them really.”
People with large followings on social media are highly sought after by companies that can use sponsored celebrity posts as a way to promote their products and brands.
News
Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Travis Kelce admits he’s going through a “tough” time with his pop star girlfriend Taylor Swift.
Travis Kelce Admits He’s Had A ‘Taxing’ Year Amidst ‘Tough’ Time With Taylor Swift Last week, we reported that the Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce was going through a “tough” time with his pop star girlfriend Taylor Swift. Now, Kelce is admitting…
NFL world blasts ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr for absurd rule change idea
The NFL has seen hundreds of rule changes since the league was formed in 1920. That’s a good thing because, without adaptations and growth, we’d still be watching a game that features no forward passes. Imagine how much of a…
Mel Kiper calls for absurd NFL rule change as scoring continues to fall
Scoring is down, running is up and ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr. has had enough of it. In an attempt to open up passing offenses, Kiper wants to outlaw what is known as “Cover Two” or “Two High” coverage, which features…
Legacy is making the superhero fan community buzz about the new Superman costume: Henry Cavill’s shadow is too big
Behind-the-scenes photos from Superman: Legacy are getting superhero fans talking about the new Superman’s costume. Outstanding images on the set of Superman: Legacy – Photo: Cleverland.com Late on June 24, Vietnam time, many behind-the-scenes photos of the movie Superman: Legacy…
In a new statement, Kamala Harris’ campaign took advantage of Trump’s “hate for Taylor Swift” and won over the singer’s fans by mentioning Swift’s song 28 times.
According to Variety, Kamala Harris’ campaign took advantage of Trump’s “I hate Taylor Swift” statement. Harris’s side issued a lengthy statement, including 28 mentions of the song’s name or lyrics. The post released by the Democratic candidate’s campaign on the…
Americans like Trump more than Taylor Swift
A new poll shows that Americans have a more favorable view of Donald Trump than Taylor Swift. However, the pop superstar has a lower negative rating than the former US President. On September 20, the results of a nationwide survey…
End of content
No more pages to load