Khloe Kardashian takes to Instagram to promote her Good American brand

She’s worth an estimated $40 million. 

But on Monday it was revealed Khloe Kardashian was one of the many wealthy individuals who took advantage of the US federal government’s Paycheck Protection Program to prop up her Good American clothing line. 

And the reality TV star, 36, sported attire from the very brand for which she accepted government assistance in an Instagram Story on Thursday.

The Keeping Up with the Kardashians mainstay sported a pair of leggings and a crop top from her own range of clothing. 

She of course tagged the brand she created with business partner Emma Grede in the post.

Khloe wore her wavy brunette tresses loose for the mirror selfies. 

According to data released by the US Treasury Department, Kardashian’s Good American clothing company got a loan of between $1 million and $2 million dollars, with the intention of retaining 57 jobs through the coronavirus downturn. 

The government’s small business lending program was intended to minimize the number of layoffs Americans suffer in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. 

The Paycheck Protection Program authorized $520 billion for nearly 5 million mostly small businesses and nonprofits. On Monday, the government released the names and some other details of recipients who were approved for $150,000 or more. 

However some inclusions on the list raised eyebrows, including Khloe’s brother-in-law Kanye West.

The rapper, who claims to be a billionaire, received somewhere between $2m to $5million in order to keep 106 people employed in his Yeezy sneaker business.  

Sharon Osbourne was one to take the ‘billionaire’ to task for accepting the millions.

The Talk panelist said it was ’embarrassing’ for the rapper/fashion designer to accept the money from the federal government’s Payroll Protection Program while sounding off during Wednesday’s episode.

‘When you are so wealthy, your family, everybody in your family is so wealthy, why are you doing this?’ Sharon, 67, wondered before adding: ‘I think he should give the money back.’ 

Meanwhile Reese Witherspoon’s Southern-themed clothing brand Draper James received between $350,000 and $1 million under the fund, helping it to keep 44 people employed.

Channing Tatum’s New Orleans restaurant, Saints and Sinners, was approved for between $150k and $350k toward its 27 workers.

Other interesting recipients include The Girl Scouts, the chain restaurants P.F. Chang’s and T.G.I. Fridays, several of The Church Of Scientology’s smaller churches and missions, high-priced fine artist Jeff Koons, and the non-profit The Americans for Tax Reform Foundation.