Let's assume that reality is the state of things as they actually exist, rather than as they may appear or may be thought to be.
In the Newtonian way and classical mechanics the world is measurable; the measurements reveal the true state of the world.
For most of humans there was ‘reality’ that the sun orbits round the earth.
Was this truth? No, because humans often describe reality in terms of common space we all experience.
Quantum physics has shown us a very important fact. We can't know reality.
Because, reality goes beyond our experience.
We can understand what we think reality is, because we assume what we perceive is real. The stone /which you asked me to kick/ is not solid in the way I think it is. It is mostly vacuum and forces, not 100% matter.
Also Planck has shown that we cannot experience the physical reality beyond a certain limit.
The whole universe is an enormous wave function, with a huge possibility of different words and realms. Are those worlds real? Sure. Where they real prior to humans coming up with quantum physics?
In quantum mechanics, there is no way of identifying the true state of the world. We can only predict the probabilities for different outcomes.
What would happen if the human rise was wiped out?
Will reality still exist?