Hailey Bieber heads to a hair salon after her vulnerable post about online hatred on social media

She recently shared a very vulnerable post on social media where she expressed her feelings on what it’s like to be scrutinized on social media.

And on Saturday, model Hailey Bieber was spotted looking somewhat reflective on her way to a hair salon appointment in West Hollywood, California.

The wife of Justin Bieber looked wintry chic in a roomy, cream-colored sheepskin coat, which she paired with light-washed denim jeans.

Hailey, 23, also donned fabulous footwear for the day outing; a pair of plush strappy leopard print sandals.

She hid her eyes behind rounded gold-rimmed glasses, and wore thick small gold hoops in her ears.

Bieber, who is the daughter of actor Stephen Baldwin, had her highlighted blond hair up in a casual bun, and she carried a quilted black leather purse with a gold buckle.  

The day before, the Tucson, Arizona-born fashion model took to her Instagram account to share her thoughts on what it feels like to be ‘torn apart’ on social media. 

Alongside a scenic photo of crystal clear water on a beautiful, sunny day, she explained what she experiences online.

‘Instagram, Twitter etc is SUCH a breeding ground for cruelty towards each other,’ the model wrote. ‘And because people don’t take the time to connect with each other on an honest level before they resort to hatred, it starts to damage what could be really beautiful human interaction and connection.’

Though she would like to rise above, Hailey shared that the slew of online hate does indeed get to her. 

Writing: ‘I could sit here all day and say the hate doesn’t bug me, that the words that are said don’t affect me. But NEWS FLASH: it hurts to be torn apart on the internet!!!’

She began the post by explaining how much she loves connecting with other people.

‘I would say my most favorite part of existing is human connection. I absolutely love connecting with other people,’ Hailey wrote. ‘I love finding common interests between me and others, hearing people’s story, I love laughing with others, and I love crying with others. I feel so very very deeply.’ 

It’s due to her deep feelings and empathy she believes she takes hurt and hate so deeply.

‘I do my best to expose my heart which means I love freely and I empathize deeply, and because of that I also hurt very easily when I feel like people don’t see my heart and see me for who I am and the reason I’m even sharing this.’ 

‘I share this only because it weighs often on my heart and because it’s important to be honest about how these things affect us mentally and emotionally,’ she also shared.

Hailey hoped to help others by opening up about her experience and wished everyone a Happy New Year and a hope to ‘connect more in 2020.’