Hailey Bieber and the most difficult moment, between post-partum, body dysmorphy and gossip on the alleged crisis of his marriage

The voices of an alleged crisis between Hailey Bieber and her husband Justin They have been circulating for months now, but nobody (so far) knew that they have arrived at an equally delicate moment for the model and entrepreneur Beauty, who found himself managing not only the gossip but also some problems followed at the birth of the firstborn Jack, who arrived in August 2024.

During an interview a Vogue, The model said she suffered from body dysmorphy in the months following childbirth and that she tried “I hate herself for herself.” He spent a lot of time looking for bad comments on her on her and when she found them, she was encouraging that she had found them. A vicious circle, from which it was not easy to go out. “Every day I have to say to myself:” Hailey, you had a child, you grew up a human being. You gave birth to a human being. Okay. Be you color with yourself. Time “. The model made peace with the idea of ​​returning to being the woman who was before becoming a mother.” You are no longer the same person as before. Everything changes from the head to the feet. And I think there was a moment in which I was really hyper. Then I had to accept the fact that I wouldn’t go back». Not only a physical, but also mental question, followed by a serious bleeding during childbirth. «I blindly trust my doctor, I was serene, I knew he would never allow something to happen. But I bleed a lot and people die, this thought crosses your mind ».

Complicated moments, to which other problems have added. «The post-partum period is the most delicate I’ve ever crossed in my life, and learning a new version of myself is very difficult. Do all this as I go to the internet every day e I hear people say “they are divorcing” and “they are not happy” It is really a breaking of boxes ».

Justin Bieber replied to the model with a message published on Instagram. “Hey, this reminds me when Hailey and I quarreled furiously,” he wrote referring to his wife’s interview, “I told her that it would never be on the Vogue cover. I know, what a malice ». A phrase born in a moment of anger, when she thought she “had to avenge”. Today he changed attitude: «Growing up we realize that taking revenge is not helpful. We are only prolonging what we really want: intimacy and connection ». Words that sound like apologies. Who knows if the (presumed) storm is really outdated.