The 23-year-old social media influencer takes to Instagram to share a picture of her enjoying her Australia trip in a black-and-gold bikini.
- Jan 5, 2019
AceShowbiz - Hailie Scott Mathers is no longer the "baby girl" Eminem rapped about on his 2002 song "Hailie's Song". The 23-year-old social media influencer recently drove her fans wild after she took to Instagram to share a bikini picture of herself which was taken from her Australia trip, showing off her envy-inducing body.
Hailie slipped into a stylish black-and-gold swimsuit by Klini as she gazed outside the window while standing up to her thighs in the water of a small spa. Seemingly having a great time during her vacation, she looked peaceful and content while enjoying the picturesque scenery in front of her. "I don't think I'll ever stop posting about this place #tbt," she captioned the image,
One thing that people couldn't help but focus on in the picture was her toned, visible abs, prompting her followers to flood the comment section with gushing messages. "wow cuttin them abs up," one comment read as another similarly wrote, "Those abs tho." One individual gushed, "Beautiful woman you've turned into... You go girl!!!!" Someone even hoped to score a date with the stunner, but "crazy of me to think you would respond to that!"
Hailee was born on Christmas Day in 1995 to proud parents Eminem and Kim Mathers. Even though Hailie opted to take her mother's surname after the former couple split in 2006, she revealed that she's still close to the Detroit rapper. When asked in an interview with Daily Mail whether she has good relationship with Em, she didn't hesitate to answer, "Of course, we are very close."
Unlike her father, the Michigan State University graduate is more interested in the beauty industry and showing off her makeup skill rather than becoming a musician. However, she admitted she wasn't sure if she wanted to live life in the spotlight. "It's kind of up in the air, still," she said at the time. "People have been reaching out through [Instagram], as I don't have any [management]."
