Alarming truth behind video by Hailey Bieber, who became viral for the wrong reason – celebrity

The fan, who supposedly had an “rude” interaction with Hailey Bieber, spoke to defend the star when she revealed that the virus clip of the moment was completely removed from the context.

The video collected 7.6 million views of Tikkok when viewers criticize Hailey's alleged behavior towards the fan.

In the short video, the 28-year-old model for a picture with a woman can pose and hear: “I don't like it when people put their hands on me.”

The interaction was described as “rude” by many social media users, but others suggested that the limits of the star settings were completely fine.

However, it turns out that neither of the two things had to be completed because the interaction did not take place at all.

The fan involved, Kristal Terrell, has now spoken out on her own Tikok page about what Really happened.

Kristal shared an unprocessed report about the moment she hurried to Hailey, and the two hugged.

But a male security guard held her in her traces and tried to push out crystal from the Rhode founder.

Hailey was heard, as the man said it is okay before adding: “You shouldn't put your hands on anyone.”

When she posed for a photo with crystal, Hailey reinforced her point of view when she said: “I don't like it when people put their hands on humans.”

This was the part from the context.

It was known that Hailey had defended the fan (Taylor Hill/Getty Images)

In the longer version it was crystal to hear how she replied: “I appreciate it because it was a little scary.”

Fortunately, this clip became even more virumer than the shorter, and many thanked crystal to clarify the argument as a result of the setbacks that Hailey had received.

Crystal added: “You would have had [the] Right to determine limits because we don't know each other personally, but that's not what happened. “

The fans stated the comments to discuss how everything was taken from the context so wild.

One said: “Crazy, now ask yourself what other clips are taken from the context in the news/tiklok.”

Another said: “The way someone has deliberately cut the video so that it looks like it was so cruel.”

One third added: “I really admire Hailey because the Internet has a hate campaign to discredit her so much that she always takes every word she says.