Hailey Bieber appears to be once again trying to calm tensions between her fans and Selena Gomez. On June 12, the model, who is married to Gomez's ex-boyfriend Justin Bieber, took to her Instagram Story to ask her fans to stop making rude and negative comments on her behalf, which many fans believed were meant to be Gomez's Comment. has appeared on social media.
She wrote: “If you leave a mean or rude comment on anyone’s post on my behalf, please know that I don’t wish for this and I do not and will not support or condone hateful, mean or obnoxious comments "You're not supporting me by doing this. If you're involved, you're part of a culture I don't want to be a part of. Please be kind or say nothing."
Bieber's comments come as Gomez's recent Instagram posts have received hateful comments, including accusing her of playing a role in the constant speculation about drama between the two on social media, People reports "Playing the victim". But this isn't the first time the Lord's founder and "Murder in the Building" star have tried to smooth things over between fans.
In March, Gomez took to her own Instagram Story to defend Bieber against comments she received from fans. "Hailey Bieber contacted me to let me know that she has been receiving death threats and such hateful negativity," she wrote. "This is not my position. No one should have to experience hate or bullying. I've always been an advocate for kindness and really want this to stop." Bieber later thanked Gomez for her outspokenness and said they had been talking about how to "rise above The ongoing narrative between them.” She said: "The past few weeks have been very difficult for everyone involved and millions of people have seen the hatred surrounding this matter which is extremely harmful."
Before issuing their Instagram statement, the two posed for a photo together at the Academy Museum Gala in what appeared to be a show of solidarity. In a November 2022 interview with Vulture, Gomez explained the move and denied any signs of drama between them. "Thanks. Yeah, it's no big deal," she said. "It's nothing." Fans might want to take a lesson from their mutual support.
