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Hailey Bieberhas been really going through it over the past few months — which should probably come as no surprise.
Considering the amount of drama surrounding the modelamid her online feudwithSelena Gomez, it’s got to be taxing on your mental health.
No matter who was right or wrong in the situation, having thousands of people send hateful messages and making scathing TikToks is going to impact somebody.
Despite Selena’s efforts to mediate the situation bytelling the public to “be kinder"and halt the “narrative” around the pair, Hailey has still been struggling.
And just a month after it was revealed thatHailey had been receiving death threats, the model is opening up about the state of her mental health.
After jokingly posting a meme about her “mental state” over the past month and a half, Hailey got candid about how she’s been doing.
“I like to make jokes about how I feel because sometimes it’s easier than admitting I’m having a hard time,” Hailey wrote on her Instagram story.
She continued, “But truthfully, since 2023 started, I have had some of the saddest, hardest moments I’ve ever had in my adult life, and my mind andemotionshave been fragile to say the least.”
Hailey noted that she knows “so many other people feel the same way” she feels — and she wants them to know they’re not alone.
“That being said, let’s keep being there for one another,” she wrote. “Let’s be there for loved ones and friends and family and strangers.”
“Let’s just be there for people. Let’s keep showing up for each other even when it’s hard. We’re better together,” Hailey concluded.
While Hailey didn’t mention the Selena drama specifically, it definitely seems like that’s what she was referencing.
There haven’t been too many updates in the Hailey/Selena saga lately, so hopefully, things have cooled down — and both stars are doing okay.
The National Alliance on Mental Illness is 1-888-950-6264 (NAMI) and provides information and referral services; GoodTherapy.orgis an association of mental health professionals from more than 25 countries who support efforts to reduce harm in therapy.
