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Hailey Bieber reveals ‘lonely journey’ with health condition following birth of son Jack Blues
Hailey Bieber has spoken about feeling isolated while experiencing premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) after the birth of her son. She said that discussing her diagnosis has helped her feel less alone, and highlighted the limited conversation and research around women’s health.
Bieber said her symptoms were more severe than ordinary premenstrual syndrome and affected her work, relationships and social life. She and Justin Bieber welcomed Jack Blues in August 2024; she first discussed her PMDD publicly on a podcast in May. Other public figures, including Lili Reinhart, Zara Larsson and Dixie D’Amelio, have also spoken about the disorder.
In short
- Hailey Bieber says PMDD left her feeling isolated after childbirth.
- She says conversation about the condition helps her feel less alone.
- She has called for greater awareness of women’s health.
Explained simply
Premenstrual dysphoric disorder, or PMDD, is a condition linked to the menstrual cycle that can cause severe emotional and physical symptoms. It is more disruptive than the premenstrual symptoms many people experience and can affect everyday activities and relationships.
Hailey Bieber is a model and the wife of singer Justin Bieber. She has said PMDD left her feeling isolated after the birth of their son, Jack Blues, and that talking about her diagnosis helped her feel less alone.
Other public figures have also discussed PMDD, bringing more attention to a condition that is not widely talked about. Their accounts form part of broader discussion about gaps in awareness and research into women’s health.