Meet the Instagram-famous travel blogging couple who get paid up to $9,000 to post a single photo
The young couple live an incredible life travelling the world, while earning six-figure salaries promoting brands and locations through their photo feeds.
Between them they have racked up more than three million Instagram followers under the names of their successful travel blogs - Morris, who is originally from Manchester, is behind the blog Do You Travel, while Australian-born Bullen writes Gypsea Lust.
The loved-up duo, who celebrated their one-year anniversary two weeks ago, met in Fiji while working together on a job. They now live in Bali, Indonesia.
Morris told Cosmopolitan he once earned $9,000 (£7,200) for a single post on Instagram, while Bullen has received $7,500 (£6,000) for one photo. Morris added that he won't post for less than $3,000 (£2,400).
Deals with international brands are the ones that really add up, however - a phone company once paid Morris $35,000 (£28,105) for two days of filming and five Instagram photos. "You can see how it racks up pretty quickly," he said.
Scroll down for a sneak peak at their incredible life, which has taken them to some of the most stunning destinations in the world.
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