Hailey Bieber is eating ‘mostly’ plant-based, asks 2.8 million followers for suggestions

Image: Hailey Baldwin Bieber / Instagram

Mohsina Dodhiya27th July 20209th October 2020Celebrity, Food, News

American supermodel Hailey Bieber has revealed she is trying to transition to a mostly plant-based diet.

Hailey Rhode Bieber, is trying to switch to eating more vegan and is looking for helpful tips and suggestions.

Married to Pop-star Justin Bieber for over 2 years, the “I Don’t Care” crooner’s wife has been experimenting with healthier alternatives for some time now.

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In her recent Instagram story, the 23-year-old wrote: “Trying to transition over to eating mostly plant-based…”

Last year, the TV celebrity even shared details of her diet, which on a normal day includes oatmeal, protein-loaded smoothie, eggs for breakfast; crouton-less salad, a sandwich with gluten-free bread, fish or even some grilled vegetables or kale for lunch and some gluten-free pasta, a healthy chicken dish or some grilled vegetables for dinner.

Bieber has perioral dermatitis and in an interview with Elle, she explained “I try to be very strict about eating just for my skin and my body.”

‘Exploring plant-based’

According to an earlier Instagram story, Bieber got curious about veganism after trying “unbelievable vegan food” from Monty’s Good Burger.

She wrote: “So I’m not vegan or vegetarian. I’m half Brazilian so trust me I love a good pichana…

“But I will say over the last week or so I have tried some of the most unbelievable vegan food I’ve ever had, and I want to keep exploring plant-based!”

The Game Changers

In her Instagram story, Bieber also announced she was about to watch The Game Changers and asked her fans for recommendations.

“About to watch game changers, if you have any suggestions of other things to watch/read send them my way!”

The 86-minute long documentary directed by Oscar-winner Louie Psihoyos and executive produced by Oscar-winner James Cameron ‘documents the explosive rise of plant-based eating in professional sports.’

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The vegan film has inspired many celebrities and sports personalities to adopt a plant-based living including Swedish actor and martial artist Dolph Lundgren, Australian comedian Dave Hughes, top bodybuilder Kai Greene, four-time Tour De France champion Chris Froome, and Brisbane Broncos forward Patrick Carrigan among others.