Hailey Bieber Channels Mean Girls Characters to Address Internet Trolls

Hailey Bieber, the 26-year-old entrepreneur and wife of pop star Justin Bieber, donned a series of costumes to express her thoughts on being labeled a 'mean girl' by internet trolls. She recreated the lead roles from the iconic movie Mean Girls, including Lindsay Lohan's character Cady, Amanda Seyfried's character Karen, Rachel McAdams's character Regina, and Lacey Chabert's character Gretchen. Sporting a voluminous red wig, Bieber nailed her depiction as Cady.

In a nod to the film's infamous Burn Book, Bieber posed for a snapshot with a note that quoted the movie saying, 'This girl is the nastiest skank b****. I've ever met! Do not trust her! She is a fugly slut!' Her full name was printed underneath the picture, to further emphasize the message she wanted to convey.

With her Halloween costume, Bieber humorously addressed the accusations made against her by trolls and reminded everyone that these labels are not true representations of her character. Sharing the costume on social media, she captioned it with a famous line from the movie, 'She doesn't even go here! HAPPY HALLOWEEN.'

Fans praised her for the clever and witty costume, commending her for standing up against the false narrative created by internet trolls. Bieber's friends, Lori Harvey and Justine Skye, also expressed their support through comments on her post.

This playful Halloween costume comes after Hailey Bieber faced online bullying earlier this year regarding a supposed 'feud' between her and Justin Bieber's ex-girlfriend, Selena Gomez. Despite the accusations, Bieber clarified that her TikTok video, which some believed was directed at Selena, was simply meant for fun and not targeted at anyone.

Hailey Bieber embraced the Halloween spirit this year, thrilling fans with multiple looks. In addition to her Mean Girls costumes, she also portrayed Carmen Electra's provocative character from the 2000 film Scary Movie, showcasing her killer body in white lingerie during a famous sprinkler scene. It's clear that Bieber used Halloween as a platform to address internet trolls and reclaim her own narrative.