Hailey Bieber’s recent revelations about her son’s future and her staggering $1 billion Rhode fortune have left many in awe—and for good reason. But here’s where it gets controversial: how much is too much when it comes to securing your child’s inheritance? In a candid interview with WSJ. Magazine, the 28-year-old skincare mogul opened up about her plans for the massive windfall from Rhode’s acquisition by e.l.f. Beauty. 'I want to preserve that for my son’s future,' she confessed, adding, 'It’s an amount of money I’ve never dealt with before, so I just want to be smart with it.' Her approach? Wise investments and a focus on growing her empire, ensuring the fortune isn’t just preserved but multiplied. And this is the part most people miss: Hailey’s not just thinking about wealth—she’s prioritizing her son’s privacy in an age where oversharing is the norm. She’s kept her one-year-old, Jack Blues Bieber, entirely off social media, stating, 'Until he can understand it and we can have a conversation about it, I have no interest in putting him out there.'
Hailey’s journey into motherhood has been transformative, reshaping her priorities and perspective. 'You become a mom and you move forward—it’s a whole journey in itself,' she reflected. Her proudest moment so far? 'Getting him safely into the world,' she shared, adding that motherhood brings daily pride as her son grows and changes. But here’s a thought-provoking question: In an era of influencer culture, is Hailey’s decision to shield her son from the spotlight a refreshing act of protection or a missed opportunity for connection?
Beyond her personal life, Hailey’s professional endeavors continue to thrive. As chief creative officer of Rhode, she’s committed to her vision of creating essential skincare and hybrid makeup for everyday use. The e.l.f. Beauty partnership, she says, is an 'incredible opportunity to elevate and accelerate our ability to reach more of our community globally.' And let’s not forget her viral TikTok moment—eating sushi in a face mask. Here’s the kicker: Hailey’s now designing her own face mask, promising a better fit. But will it live up to the hype?
As Hailey navigates motherhood, entrepreneurship, and a billion-dollar fortune, her story raises questions about legacy, privacy, and the balance between ambition and family. What’s your take? Is Hailey setting the right example, or is she playing it too safe? Let’s discuss in the comments!
