New rumors suggested that Hailey Bieber is reportedly looking at possible legal action against online hate. TMZ‘s report stated that a source told them that Hailey might be exploring ways to fight back against bullies after getting tired of the same narrative that shows her in a bad light. The reporting came after previous rumors signaled her apparent clash with Selena Gomez over her and Benny Blanco’s relationship. The current discussion paints the mom of one as a stalker, with one such video making rounds just as reports of her seeking legal action surfaced.
Hailey Bieber rumored to be hiring legal help to put a lid on online hate
According to TMZ, new rumors surrounding Hailey Bieber suggest that he seeking legal action to put a lid on online hate. After enduring hateful comments for years now, Hailey might be considering legal help to strike back against those spreading hate about her online.
These new reports surfaced amid escalating narratives painting her as a stalker and bully. These “false” rumors prompted her to retaliate with the proper course of action. She has previously made multiple statements calling out bullies and false narratives but to no avail.
The outlet sources claimed the Rhode Skin founder, “sick and tired of the hateful narratives,” could possibly hire an attorney. She is finally exploring “new” ways, including getting legal help, to trace “bloggers and online commentors” fueling the “doctored and fabricated narratives.” The report maintained that these falsified stories and misinformation paint Hailey in a certain light and make her look like a bad person. In addition, the sources mentioned that she reached out to Lisa Moore, best known for representing Cardi B against Tasha K in the defamation case.
Just days back, rumors about Hailey Bieber’s alleged clash with Selena Gomez surfaced after a TikTok video claimed she mocked the latter’s relationship with Benny Blanco. The heresy suggested that Hailey liked a derogatory post mocking the couple’s Interview Magazine photos. A representative for the model has since exclusively told US Weekly that “this never happened,” making things clear. The ref also noted that the content creator had fabricated the claim to “capitalize off of an old, tired narrative.”
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