The BBL allegation arrives more than a year after the 'Collide' hitmaker was dragged into the drama between Hailey Bieber, Selena Gomez, as well as Kylie Jenner.
- Jun 25, 2024
AceShowbiz - Justine Skye reportedly has undergone a Brazilian butt lift. Seemingly getting a confidence boost, the "What a Lie" songstress showed off her body in a social media post.
In pictures shared on Instagram, the R&B singer could be seen attending an event, rocking a black lace see-through dress. In the last snap of the carousel, she posed backing the camera, flaunting her noticeable curves.
The report of Justine getting a BBL was brought up by Media Take Out. While the musician has yet to confirm it, many were impressed by her look.
One in particular wrote, "The face, the body, the SKIN." Another gushed, "You can win any pageant Queen!" A third raved, "Loveeee..sophisticated beautiful."
The post arrived more than a year after Justine was dragged into the drama between Hailey Bieber (Hailey Baldwin), Selena Gomez, and Kylie Jenner. She was accused of being a "mean girl" after she, Hailey and Kylie created a shady TikTok video in January 2023.
The post, which has since been deleted, saw the trio reciting the audio that said, "I'm not saying she deserved it, but God’s timing is always right." Fans believed that they were taking a dig at Selena, but Hailey denied the allegations.
"I never comment on this type of thing but we were just having a girls night and did a random tik tok sound for fun," she stressed. "It's not directed at anyone [sparkles and white heart emojis]." The "Collide" singer, meanwhile, decided to deactivate her X, formerly Twitter, account instead.
However, Justine took time to shut down the accusation as well. "It's amazing that we live in a world now where every one has platforms to speak their mind. But having this false idea of you made up and that's now just who you are can be difficult to deal with," she penned. "I'm apparently not even allowed to defend myself. And what is the point really because that's not what the people want… they want to believe the drama and the negative storyline."
