Hailey Baldwin heckled by Selena Gomez fans for her Instagram post

Model Hailey Baldwin who recently caught the attention of Selena Gomez fans for sharing Summer Walker's 'I'll kill you' on her Instagram story has hit back at the pop singer's fans and called their allegations "complete nonsense". Gomez and Bieber were reportedly in a relationship in the past but broke-up in March last year, according to several leading global tabloids and by admission of the two musicians.

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The Instagram story

On October 22, Baldwin posted a screenshot of 'I'll Kill You' on her Instagram story after Selena dropped her new single  'Love You To Lose Me' which angered fans who questioned Baldwin if it was a reply to the new lyrics which was a hint  Selena's previous relationship with Justin Bieber. 

Baldwin later hit back at the trolls by commenting on a user named Just Jared's Instagram page and urged them to "stop with this nonsense... This is complete BS." Reports said she later deleted the comment. Hailey's Instagram's story had drawn criticism from Selena fans one of whom tweeted, "I'm not trying to start any drama and I've never talked about Hailey Baldwin before. I've never believed the things that Selenators says about her until now, I mean it's not a coincidence to post this story right after the song is dropped."

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About Gomez and Bieber

According to reports, Gomez and Bieber used to be in a relationship in the past but broke-up in March last year. She released her latest single 'Lose You to Love Me' after a hiatus for mental health therapy. Gomez opened up about the inspiration behind the song and in a statement said that the song was inspired by many things that have happened in her life since the last album. 

(With inputs from ANI) 

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