No one is exempt from criticism, much less public figures. Being exposed to the world by the work that each person does, whether as a model, actress, singer or athlete, brings serious disadvantages, many of them harmful to the mental health of each person. Hailey Baldwin has had to deal with criticism not only for being a model, but also for having married one of the great pop stars as Justin Bieber.
The supermodel is the current cover of the June-July issue of Vogue, where it shows several options of swimsuit pieces to wear in the summer. Hailey has appeared countless times in the renowned magazine and, apparently, this does not please some readers who did not hesitate to expose their disagreement in a recent publication made by the fashion and entertainment medium on their Instagram account.
The aforementioned post with a photo of Hailey Baldwin invited readers to see the beach beauty essentials from 11 makeup artists. However, a user unleashed his fury against the magazine for choosing the top model again. “OMG!!! NO PLEASE NO MORE THIS GIRL !!! We understand! She is Justin’s wife, she does nothing but photos of Indra… but please, we are literally tired of her ”, said one user.
This comment sparked a lot of controversy. Another person replied, “Tired is just fine. Do anything like cooking, cleaning, or exercising. Don’t say ‘we’ if a lot of people like her and she has fans. Have you conducted a survey on how many people in the world are tired of seeing Hailey? Then you conclude that everyone is tired of seeing it.
Another later argued: “She is a talented model, I don’t know what your problem is, I know many girls who were inspired by her style. Stop hating her because she is Justin’s wife. Certainly, Baldwin is one of the most recognized and famous catwalk stars today thanks to his projects with major fashion brands such as Versace, Dior and Ivy Park.
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