The whopping six figure sum Huda could make with huge brand deal after Love Island USA
She met up with one of the world's top beauty brand CEOs
Huda Mustafa is getting ready to potentially bag herself a six-figure sum, despite leaving the Love Island USA villa without either the prize money or a new boyfriend. She just met up with Huda Kattan, the co-owner of one of the world’s biggest make-up brands, Huda Beauty.
You may recognise the name Mona Kattan from Netflix’s Dubai Bling, the other co-owner of Huda Beauty, who is worth a whopping $200 million. Well, Huda Kattan is her successful sister, and of course, she has the same name as Huda from Love Island USA.
They just met up in person, hinting at a potential huge brand deal for the former islander. As Huda has over four million followers on Instagram, she could be on her way to making $100,000, because influencers make anywhere between $10K to $100K per post!
Kattan makes an estimated $168K per sponsored post on Instagram, while unconfirmed rumours have already started swirling that Mustafa was offered a $2 million brand deal. Either way, the fact she made a TikTok with the founder of the brand is absolutely huge!
As a Love Island USA season seven finalist, Huda is already estimated to be worth $300K to $500K. The two both shared multiple videos, including one shared on July 30 that sees Mustafa getting a video and Kattan telling her: “I know you don’t bake. You are never going back.”
She showed Mustafa how transformed the Huda Beauty powder makes her, in which Kattan says Huda looks “really good”. They then hug and smile, but as they are both of an Arabic background, Mustafa said she looks “Helwa Habibti,” translating to, “Beautiful, my love.”
Kattan has already admitted she’s “obsessed with Huda Mustafa,” while her brand has sponsored NASCAR driver Toni Breidinger in the past, and partnered with Kay by Katrina, and rapper Saint Levant, for a new shade and scent of lip oil.
Currently, Huda Beauty sells more than 100 products from eyeshadow pallets to lip gloss, bringing in about $200 million in annual sales. TSG Consumer Partners acquired a small minority stake in 2017 in a deal that valued the company at $1.2 billion.
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