Hailey Bieber is shutting down all and any speculation surrounding her and Justin Bieber's relationship.
On March 5, as divorce rumors ran rampant on social media, Hailey Bieber took to her Instagram stories to clear up the air about her marriage. "Just FYI, the stories and constant 'blind items' I see on TikTok are 100% of the time wrong," she wrote on her Instagram Stories against a black background. "Made out of thin air…Come from the land of delusion…"
Hailey added that while acknowledging "it may be fun feeding into these stories," she wanted everyone to know "they're always false." The star added a sassy but justified to close off her message: "Sorry to spoil it."
Hailey's statement could be interpreted in multiple ways, but she sure seems to be referring to her relationship with Justin Bieber. Though rumors about a potential breakup are constantly swirling around the married couple, speculation has been at an all-time high these past few weeks after Hailey's father, Stephen Baldwin, posted a cryptic Instagram Story asking people to keep the couple in their prayers.
Fans also speculated the Biebers could have been going through a rough patch after Hailey posted her yearly Valentine's Day dump without a single picture of her husband, choosing to highlight her monochrome cherry 'fit and viral rhode phone case instead.
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It's worth noting that while, yes, Hailey did not include Justin in her V-Day roundup, she did post an entire tribute to celebrate his 30th birthday just a couple of weeks later, complete with multiple snapshots of the pair kissing and spending time together. In her post, which seemed to dispel divorce rumors once and for all, Hailey called Justin the "love of my life, for life," so suffice it to say, the relationship looks pretty strong to us!
Of course, this isn't the first time Hailey has taken to social media to ask fans to take online discourses with a grain of salt. In the past, the star has taken to social media (sharing similar white-text, black-background messages) to ask her followers to refrain from posting mean comments on other people's channels based on narratives they see on social media.
In the past, Hailey also said that "things can always be taken out of context or construed differently than they were intended" and that we "all need to be more thoughtful about what we post and what we say" on social media. Loud and clear. Also, do we think someone would spend $5,000 to turn your "miss you" messages into an art piece if they didn't love the person?
