Netflix star shares bizarre Hailey Bieber request following viral clip

A star of has made a bizarre claim following a viral clip. has uploaded a post following clips mocking - and said she has since been offered money to post further hate of the star.

Farago, who is best known for her appearances on and , claimed she had been offered "a decent amount of money" to hit out at Justin Bieber's wife. In a social media update on Monday, the reality TV star opened up about the request to take part in a social media trend.

The trend is a meme called "met by chance" which sees girlfriends joke about how they met their boyfriend by chance, when in reality they stalked them.

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The posts uploaded have been shared by girls about their own relationships. Among them, there is a clip of Hailey, 28, giggling and implying she stalked Justin, 31, before making fun of their own stalking. Hailey has denied the allegations and is said to be considering taking legal action.

However, Farago has revealed she turned down being involved in the viral clips. Taking to Snapchat, the reality TV star said she had refused to take part as it was "spreading hate" about Hailey.

In the social media upload, Farago said: "There's a trend that's like, 'when my boyfriend thinks we met organically' then it slides to a photo of Hailey laughing - it's supposed to mean that you are the stalker."

She continued: "'Everyone is calling themselves Hailey Bieber because they stalked their man.

"It's funny but it's also mean. And, sometimes, me and Jesse get paid to do a trend on TikTok, the person who started it, or the person who owns the music on the clip pays creators to take part."

Stopping short of naming the requester, Farago added: "I got asked to do that trend, so, whoever created it, is paying creators to push a narrative and do that trend.

"I just think that it is so mean. They offered me a decent amount of money to do it and I was like, 'no'. Maybe I'm being dramatic but she's a new mum it's so mean, she doesn't need to have this much hate on her."

The creator of the account that created the meme has insister they didn't pay anyone and denied hating Hailey. In a post, they said: " 'The creator trend in question, has 175 followers wasn’t paid via creator fund either."

has since reported that model Hailey is pondering legal action following the viral trend.

The publication claims insiders told them Hailey is tired of the hateful narratives aimed towards her in recent years.

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