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Yikes! Justin Bieber Tweaks His Caption After Social Media Drags Him For Initial Comments About Hailey's Vogue Career
- On May 20, 2025, Justin Bieber posted on Instagram to mark Hailey Bieber's first solo Vogue cover, but his caption sparked negative reactions online.
- The backlash arose because Justin's original caption included a story about doubting Hailey would ever get a Vogue cover, which many found insensitive.
- Following criticism that the post lacked support, Justin later replaced the caption with emojis including a shrug, which some users felt made his message worse.
- Justin admitted he was mistaken about Hailey’s accomplishment, writing, "Sadly I was mistaken" and apologized for his earlier comment, which he described as "so mean."
- The event highlighted ongoing public scrutiny of the couple’s relationship and sparked discussion about gender dynamics and authenticity in social media praise.
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Justin Bieber apologises to wife Hailey for 'mean' message after her magazine cover
Singer Justin Bieber apologised to wife Hailey Bieber for his 'mean' remarks after she appeared on the latest edition of a magazine cover. The singer has now edited his caption after facing backlash.
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Yikes! Justin Bieber Tweaks His Caption After Social Media Drags Him For Initial Comments About Hailey's Vogue Career
Folks on social media trolled Justin Bieber for about a day before he changed the interesting caption he shared about his wife Hailey Bieber’s Vogue cover. His lil’ updated on Instagram swapped words for emojis, and somehow the internet is still unsatisfied, chile!RELATED: Wayment, HUH!? Social Media Pops OFF After Justin Bieber Shared THESE Comments About Hailey’s Vogue Cover Justin Bieber Switches Up Social Media Caption About Hailey Bieber’s…
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