English actress and model Cara Delevingne recently expressed her disappointment in fellow model Hailey Bieber for allegedly bullying singer and actress Selena Gomez. Delevingne took to social media to defend her friend Gomez and call out Bieber's actions.
The incident began when Gomez shared a post on her Instagram account about her new song, "Lose You to Love Me," which many speculated was about her on-again-off-again relationship with Justin Bieber. Bieber, who is now married to Justin, was quick to respond by posting an Instagram story with the song "I'll Kill You" by Summer Walker.
Delevingne, a close friend of Gomez, saw Bieber's actions as a form of bullying and decided to address it on social media. She posted a comment on an Instagram fan account, stating, "If you have nothing against someone, why would you repost a song that is about their ex? Especially when you know how it might affect the person you're supposed to love and support."
Delevingne further expressed her disappointment by saying, "There is no need to tear someone else down to build yourself up.
Bieber, however, denies any intention of bullying Gomez. She took to her Instagram story to clarify her actions, stating, "Please stop with this nonsense... There is no 'response.' This is complete BS." Bieber insisted that her post was unrelated to Gomez and warned her fans not to spread negativity.
Despite Bieber's denial, fans and supporters of Gomez continue to criticize Bieber's actions and rally behind Gomez.
Celebrities such as Naomi Campbell, Halsey, and Scooter Braun have shown their support for Gomez, and Gomez herself thanked her fans for standing up for her.
This incident highlights the power of social media and how quickly things can escalate in the public eye. It also sheds light on the importance of using platforms responsibly and considering the consequences of one's actions.
In conclusion, Cara Delevingne criticized Hailey Bieber for allegedly bullying Selena Gomez on social media. Delevingne defended Gomez and called out Bieber for reposting a song that was perceived as a dig at Gomez's new song. Despite Bieber's denial, the incident has sparked a debate about online bullying and the responsibility of celebrities on social media.
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