04-07-2025
Hailey Bieber looks downcast as she is seen for the first time since being mocked over her Rhode beauty 'tampon holder' accessory
looked downcast as she was seen for the first time since she was mercilessly mocked over her Rhode beauty 'tampon holder' accessory.
The wife of Justin Bieber, 28, was spotted driving in her Range Roger with her baby Jack Blues after a studio session with her husband in Los Angeles.
For the outing she wore a black leather jacket which she paired with black leggings, white socks and chucky sliders.
Hailey has been at the center of controversy in recent days after she debuted a Rhode Belly Chain - a waist chain meant to hold her lip tints - on her Instagram feed.
The chain was shown in a series of promotional photos of her new tint release, 'Lemontini' Peptide Lip Tint.
But it was her 'belly chain' that caught her followers' eyes as they claimed it looked like a 'tampon holder'.
Fans also slammed the Rhode belly chain for being an unnecessary cash grab after her successful and viral phone case release.
Taking to X, formerly known as X, one said: 'It looks like a tampon holder'
'This and the phone case are stupid as f**k to be honest, at this point she's just trying to sell SUPER unnecessary things, consumerism at its max,'
'Why would any woman want to wear there lip tint around the waist like that?'; 'The phone case was cute but she's milking this concept now'''Celebrities are crazy. This is the most unnecessary thing ever'.
'Please tell me I'm not crazy and this looks like a #Rhode tampon chain?'
In the pictures, Hailey was seen in a black tube top and a pair of skimpy matching shorts.
An hour after Hailey posted on her own personal Instagram, the official Rhode account posted a picture of the new lip tint.
For the caption she explained that the Lemontini Peptide Lip Tint would be the first with a new and improved formula.
'It was so important that we resolve the grainy feel that developed in some lip treats and tints over time,' the caption penned.
'We took our time over the past two years by researching, experimenting, and testing to find a solution.'
'Our biggest upgrade was switching the Shea butter from a solid to a liquid form, ensuring it glides on smoothly and maintains a consistently even texture.
'Feels just like the original, with the same skincare benefits and a little more cushion and richness for a comfy application.'
The new color featured a £2 price increase from the company's usual price of £18.
