NO. Kylie Jenner hasn’t crashed her $320K Ferrari already…

If you've been lurking around Twitter recently you might have seen rumours that Kylie Jenner has crashed her $320,000 Ferrari ALREADY.

Around 10,500 posts on social media claimed the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star crashed her new whip less than 24 hours after her boyfriend Tyga delivered it to her, complete with a massive red bow, outside a nightclub during her 18th birthday celebrations on Sunday night.

Well, we're glad to tell you that Kylie HAS NOT written-off said Ferrari. And she's now responsed to the claims she crashed the high-end sports car, by telling X Factor's Jake Quickenden of all people that it was "just rumours".

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So how did the rumours start? Well, proffessional bulls**t website Huzlers.com - it's a bit like The Onion, but not clever - reported that Kylie had crashed her white Ferrari 482 Italia, and even mocked up fake images with their logo slapped across it.

The site claimed Kylie had accidentally slammed on the accelerator not realising the car was in reverse, then crashed into a car parked 30ft behind, leaving both Tyga and Kylie Jenner with minor cuts and bruises. The morbid story concluded that the pair then got an Uber taxi home.

Kylie posted an actual picture of the real car around eight hours ago, as she drove right up to her private jet, before taking off to another exotic location.

Sure, sometimes celebrity stories get debunked and turn out to be untrue, but we're not sure why people would want to purposefully read fake news, especially if it's not funny and just pretends celebrities have had near-death experiences.

Sure, you might be tricked into clicking on that while perusing social media, but surely you wouldn't get stung twice, right? Especially considering the site's other 'headlines' include "Real Life Fallen Angel Has Fallen From The Sky" and "Mother Sues Netflix After 'Netflix N Chill' Session Resulted In Her Daughter’s Pregnancy".

The site describes itself as "the most notorious urban satirical entertainment website in the world" with articles shared by "trillions around the world".

Come on internet, we can do better than this!