Hailey Bieber is increasingly frustrated with the barrage of false narratives and malicious rumors circulating about her on social media platforms. She is actively exploring options to combat these damaging claims and reclaim her narrative.

According to insider sources who spoke to TMZ, the most recent vile narrative portrays Hailey as a bully and stalker. This has prompted her to seriously consider legal avenues that she has previously avoided. This marks a significant shift in her approach to dealing with online hate.

Just a week ago, a TikTok video circulated claiming she had liked an unkind post about Selena Gomez‘s fiancé, Benny Blanco. Additionally, a new seven-part YouTube series alleges that she stalked Justin Bieber and leveraged her connections to secure their marriage, further fueling the fire of public misperception.

Sources indicate that Hailey is utterly exhausted by these hateful narratives, which have persisted for years and resurface frequently. She is now considering engaging an attorney to pursue action against the bloggers and commentators perpetuating these falsehoods. The misinformation surrounding her image is often taken at face value, and this has become a significant concern for her.

Though Hailey has long refrained from giving her detractors any of her energy, believing the narratives to be ridiculous and far from the truth, she now feels different, especially as a new mother. The stakes have changed, and she is more determined than ever to protect her reputation.

Recently, Hailey reportedly reached out to renowned attorney Lisa Moore, known for her successful representation of Cardi B in a high-profile defamation case against blogger Tasha K. This choice indicates her serious commitment to tackling the misinformation head-on.

Hailey is seeking Lisa’s expertise to assess potential legal actions against the numerous false statements and misleading videos that have proliferated online about her. She hopes to replicate the success Cardi experienced, as Moore was instrumental in securing a $4 million defamation judgment for her client.