Hailey Bieber sends cease and desist to TikToker

Justin and Hailey Bieber lawyered up against the TikTokker who claimed they had an “abusive marriage” fueled by the singer’s alleged “drug addiction”.

The couple’s lawyer, Evan Spiegel, sent social media user Julie Theis a cease-and-desist claiming she “fabricated’ her story about their marriage, per TMZ.

In the letter obtained by the outlet, Spiegel writes that the psychologist has allegedly spread “outrageous false, fabricated and defamatory statements [she] made and disseminated online” via TikTok.

He also claimed she manufactured “a false defamatory narrative concerning our clients and their marriage that were published and widely disseminated,” noting that her “conduct is wrongful, highly damaging, actionable, and exposes [her] to substantial liability.”

Spiegel went on to demand that she “immediately” take down the videos in question, as well as stop posting that the Biebers are in an abusive relationship. If she doesn’t, the couple would have no choice, “but to protect their rights and remedies against you.”

The attorney concluded his letter by reminding Theis she “[acts] at [her] own peril” and to “govern [herself] accordingly.”

The influencer then took to social media to talk about the cease-and-desist letter, which she claims was sent to “silence and intimidate” her. She went on to defend her initial videos, saying that she was merely sharing her opinion, which she’s “legally” entitled to.

“Being offended by the opinions people have does not entitle you to people’s voices,” she said in the video, further calling the letter “elitist” and a “temper tantrum of the rich.”

The TikTokker pointed out that her videos are “clearly opinion-based commentary about relationship dynamics and power.”

She also shared several clips targeted at Hailey, including one of her lounging by the beach with the caption, “Girl whatever.”

In another clip, Theis mouthed along to the audio of the infamous fight between “Real Housewives of Orange County” stars Vicki Gunvalson and Tamra Judge, who scream about their opinions.

To really send her message home, she then resurfaced a 2019 Instagram post written by the “Daisy” singer, where he admitted to using hard drugs from the age of 19 and “[abusing] all of [his] relationships,” becoming “resentful, disrespectful to women” and “angry.”