HAILEY Bieber has been slammed by fans after they noticed an embarrassing grammar mistake in her Rhode skincare advertising.
The model has remained unbothered in recent months despite the backlash regarding her beauty line and her marriage to Justin Bieber.

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But now Hailey, 26, has faced ridicule after a fan noticed a major grammatical error in her Rhode skincare branding.
The follower found an advertisement for the beauty brand formatted on a gray sheet of half-moon-shaped paper.
The promotional material was written in all lowercase, reading: “welcome to the world of rhode.
“rhode is a new philosophy on skincare developed by hailey rhobe bieber.”


But the third sentence left fans in an outrage, as it said: “we believe in one of everything really good.”
The message continued: “if you have any questions or concerns with your order please email hello@rhodeskin.com and let us know.
“join us on the rhode to dewey, glazed skin.”
FAN BACKLASH
The fan reshared the snap to Reddit, with the caption: “I’m sorry wtf is this. Read that second sentence… You can’t tell me that wasn’t written by a 2 year old. You can tell hailey is a dropout.”
Others raced to the comment section to share words of agreement over the confusing statement.
“I hate when people don’t capitalise names. I also hate that the most stupid amongst us seem to also be the wealthiest. Thanks nepotism,” one complained.
“I don’t get what that sentence is supposed to mean?” a second confessed.
“I mean, at least she finally admitted she’s who writes all those ridiculous, run on-sentence posts on Justin’s IG. I’m embarrassed FOR her. Does this girl not have a PR team? An assistant? Spellcheck? My goodness, no wonder Justin always looks annoyed. Can you guys just imagine,” a third ranted.
“I had to read that a couple of times bc I thought I was having a stroke or something,” a fourth joked.
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“She’s such a moron,” a fifth put shortly while a final asked: “One of everything really good? Who wrote this s**t?”
STILL GOING STRONG
Hailey has remained unbothered despite the recent backlash regarding her skincare products and speculation of trouble in her marriage to Justin Bieber, 29.
But the model seemingly put the rumors of a split to rest after her engagement ring was heavily featured in a new makeup tutorial video she posted on Instagram.
In the video shared over the weekend, the model provided step-by-step instructions on how she creates an “easy, glowy summer makeup look.”
She reminded her viewers that “[you] always want to have that super glazed, glowy, juicy skin” as she prepped her face by massaging in glazing milk.
As she rubbed the moisturizer, Hailey’s wedding band and pricey engagement ring—which features a gigantic oval-cut diamond—could be seen close-up and firmly fitted to the Drop the Mic host’s left ring finger.
Hailey went on to complete her summer makeup look within the short video and her engagement ring was never out of frame for longer than it needed to be.
WHERE’S JUSTIN?
As mentioned, fans grew concerned about Hailey and Justin’s marriage after spotting an odd detail in one of the model’s recent social media posts.
Some felt her post seemed “fishy” when Justin didn’t make the cut for any of the photos.
The Rhode founder shared a carousel of pictures that showed a few moments from her life recently; including one of her holding a cherry, a snap of her dog, and a video of fireworks.
The supermodel also included some shots of her posing in a ruched white top that she accessorized with plenty of silver jewelry for an all-white party in the Hamptons.
FAN CONCERNS
In the comments section, one concerned follower wrote: “Why is she active on Instagram posting pictures and Justin hasn’t post anything since May 2 months is he okay?
“And she hasn’t even post a picture with Justin… that’s your husband don’t share you love?


“Justin last pic was with her and she hasn’t post any pic with him?
“Isn’t that fishy or what is happening,” they concluded.

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