In a shocking revelation, influencer Francesca Farago has alleged that some social media influencers are being financially incentivized to participate in a smear campaign against Hailey Bieber. Farago, known for her appearances on reality shows like “Too Hot to Handle,” claims she was approached with a monetary offer to join the wave of negativity directed at Bieber, who has recently faced intense scrutiny online.

The controversy has emerged alongside a viral YouTube series that accuses Bieber of harboring an obsession with Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber prior to her marriage to the latter. This series has reignited discussions about her relationship, with critics labeling her as a “psycho stalker” for supposedly having a decade-long plan to win him over. Farago pointed out that certain TikTok trends, which mock Bieber by portraying her as a manipulative figure, could be part of a larger, orchestrated campaign.

While Farago did not name specific individuals involved in this alleged scheme, she emphasized the darker implications of the trend, which includes women humorously depicting themselves as stalkers akin to Bieber. She noted that while the trend may seem light-hearted, the underlying motivations appear more sinister, especially given the potential impact on Bieber’s mental health as a new mother.

In a follow-up on social media, Farago expressed her concern for Bieber, stating that it is heartless for online trolls to target a new mom. She also revealed that she had informed Bieber about the person who attempted to recruit her for the smear campaign, prompting further speculation about who might be behind this orchestrated negativity.

As the story continues to unfold, it has sparked a significant dialogue online regarding the ethics of influencer culture and the effects of viral content on individuals’ lives. Many influencers have echoed Farago’s sentiments, suggesting that the anti-Hailey narrative is indeed manufactured. With growing concern for Bieber’s well-being, this drama highlights the fine line between humor and harm in the age of social media.