Justin Bieber sparks fresh drama with Hailey as fans slam his problematic post about her Vogue cover

Justin Bieber is once again facing immense backlash for what fans are calling a "problematic" post. His cryptic Instagram message comes just weeks after Hailey Bieber's Vogue cover made headlines. Apparently, it's causing even more speculation about their relationship.

Justin Bieber drew criticism for posting a cryptic message about faith that reminded fans of his previous remark about Hailey Bieber's Vogue cover potential.

What did Justin Bieber say that upset fans?

He took to Instagram on Tuesday and wrote, “Telling other humans they deserve something is like raising someone else’s kids.” “Who are you to tell someone what someone should or shouldn’t have. The audacity. That’s not your place. God decides what we deserve.”

How did fans respond to his Instagram post?

Fans quickly brought up the fact that he recently acknowledged that he once told 28-year-old Hailey that she would never appear on the Vogue cover.

“Justin. You told Hailey she couldn’t be on a cover of Vogue, isn’t that telling her she couldn’t have something?” One person wrote.

"I'm going to be honest," said another, expressing support for Hailey , who recently sold her Rhode beauty brand for $1 billion. Hailey "deserves" better, in my opinion.

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A third said, "He's crazy, people have finally opened their eyes and realized that Hailey is worth so much more than him.”

Is Justin throwing shade at Hailey’s success?

Justin Bieber was accused of stealing his wife's thunder last month, amid persistent rumors of marital problems, after he revealed on Instagram that he used the sarcastic remark to "get even" during a fight. The post was intended to honour Hailey's achievement, but Justin captioned it abruptly.

He also drastically altered his caption after fans criticized him for being an unsupportive partner, replacing the long tirade with emojis, as per a report by Page Six.

The post, intended as a reflection, drew criticism for being tone-deaf. Insiders claim it was misinterpreted. Probably all he wanted to say was, ‘I’m sorry for doubting you, congratulations,’ as per the Page Six report.

What’s going on in their marriage lately?

The insider said Hailey knows Justin's personality and has helped him mature since they married in September 2018 and they really love each other.

FAQs

Why are fans upset about Justin Bieber's latest post?
Many people felt his cryptic message was reminiscent of when he told Hailey she'd never land a Vogue cover, casting doubt on her success.

Did Justin mean to offend Hailey in his post?
A source close to the couple says it was misunderstood and was intended to be a heartfelt apology and expression of support.