Model Hailey Bieber first spoke about allegations of stealing Justin Bieber from Selena Gomez
Hailey Bieber has decided to talk about the rumors that she had “stolen” Justin Bieber from Selena Gomez. The model opened her heart to her and talked about the various controversies in which she has already been involved, due to her relationship with the singer, with whom she has been married since 2019.
The outburst of the artist took place during an interview on the American podcast “Call Her Daddy”, hosted by Alexandra Cooper. In fact, a preview of the chat has been published on the official profile of the program on Instagram.
“How has being married to someone of that level of fame affected their identity?” “Where do I start?” Hailey joked.
The model then recounted how the beginning of her relationship with Justin was troubled, as Hailey Bieber was repeatedly accused of being the singer’s motive and Selena Gomez not be together anymore. The couple never commented on the matter, however they decided to let off steam on the program.
“Her husband was in a very public relationship. People were obsessed with it. [Justin e Selena] to be together. Did you go out with Justin at the same time as her? “Cooper wanted to know.
“Er … it’s so crazy I’ve never commented,” said the artist. “Much of the perpetuation and hatred comes from this ‘oh, you stole it.’ But these are people who know the truth. Because there is a truth, “she added, making it clear that this doesn’t involve Selena.
The full interview will be available next Thursday, 29, but the preview has already wowed fans. “I’ve never been so eager for something,” a fan said in the comments to the show’s post.
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