Hailey Bieber’s incredible net worth as she closes $1bn Rhode deal with e.l.f. Beauty

E. L. f Beauty has just purchased Hailey Bieber’s beauty empire Rhode for a staggering $1 billion, which she can now add to her already staggering net worth.

The beauty owner has sold her viral ‘it-girl’ makeup company(Image: PA Archive/PA Images)

Hailey Bieber has done pretty well for herself despite marrying one of the world’s richest pop stars. The beauty mogul has just completed a £1 billion (£750 million) deal with Rhode Cosmetics, which adds to her staggering $ 15 million ($20 million) net worth.

The deal comes as e. f. Beauty sold her popular it-girl makeup line, which includes products for women’s skin like blush and lip tints. Since its launch in 2022, Rhode has grown rapidly thanks to a 100, 000-strong waiting list, and, according to Vogue Business, she has managed to sell 36 units of the brand’s hit product “glazing fluid” every second during past restocks.

The viral products reportedly contributed to more than $200 million in net sales over the previous year. The deal marked the “next chapter,” according to Hailey, who will remain as the company’s chief creative officer.

She said, “Our partnership with e. f. Beauty provides an incredible opportunity to advance and expand our reach with even more creative products and expand our distribution globally.”

In addition to being the Rhode founder, Hailey is also a well-known model and wife of Justin Bieber, and the couple tied the knot in 2018. They are also parents to their son Jack Blues Bieber – but tend to keep him out of the spotlight.

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In 2014, Hailey began modeling for Topshop and Sonia Rykiel’s runways before appearing in a number of campaigns for well-known brands like Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, and Levi’s. The actress also appeared on the covers of numerous magazines, including Harper’s Bazaar, Elle, and Vogue.

Her father, Stephen Baldwin, an American actor, director, and producer, has a history of incendiary behavior. Brazilian graphic designer Kennaya Baldwin is her mother. Alec Baldwin, her uncle, is an American actor as well.

Hailey has reportedly made the decision to keep her son away from her parents after their relationship deteriorated when she fell pregnant. Since getting married, Justin and Hailey’s combined net worth is said to be around $300 million, with an annual income of nearly $80 million thanks to Justin’s success.

The Canadian singer is still one of the wealthiest musicians in history despite having semi-retired from the music industry and having made a huge fortune through his music and other endeavors. Jack, the couple’s son, is also expected to be one of the world’s richest newborns as a result of their combined wealth.

After Justin announced his arrival with a sweet snap of his foot on social media and the captioned the image: “Welcome home Jack Blues Bieber,” Hailey gave birth to Jack in August.

Hailey’s father congratulated her on social media following the birth. Pattie Mallette, 49, and Stephen, who has been married to Kennya Deodato since 1990, joined forces to welcome Justin’s first child. Pattie remarked on X: “CONGRATULATIONS @Justinbieber and Hailey. In a few moments, Stephen responded, “I LOVE YOU FOREVER BABY JACK” with the phrase “Amen, Congratulations to you and may God continue to bless our family.”

But now, it has been said that Hailey is choosing to keep her parents away from Jack after their relationship broke down when she fell pregnant. An insider said their relationship got worse when her dad asked fans to pray for Hailey and Justin on social media.

When you think of Justin and his wife Hailey, Victor Marx shared a video of the Justing singer with him, and it read, “Christians, take a moment to pray for them to have wisdom, protection, and draw close to the Lord.”

When Hailey and Justin’s father asked for prayers for them, the woman told the source that she had a “blowout” with her family and that she didn’t want him to be a part of her life. The insider claimed that Stephen had made the introduction and that she wouldn’t have known the singer.

Hailey expressed no dissatisfaction with this at all, according to them. Hailey recently revealed that she is no longer as “super close” to her well-known relatives. Hailey addressed her feelings of isolation in an interview with W Magazine, blaming her own very independent “nature” for it.

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Thunder-Timberwolves: OKC defeat Minnesota in Game 5 to reach NBA Finals

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander celebrated by spreading his arms wide before the basket went in.

Cason Wallace waited patiently for the ball to pass through the basket while keeping his right arm high in the air.

Soon enough, it followed inevitably.

The Oklahoma City Thunder’s dominant opening period, which ended Game 5 of the Western Conference finals on Wednesday, was sealed with Wallace’s corner 3-pointer at the buzzer.

The Thunder’s best-of-seven series was concluded by Gilgeous-Alexander, who finished with 34 points, eight assists, and seven rebounds.

According to Gilgeous-Alexander, “I didn’t want to travel back to Minnesota and I wanted the fans to enjoy the moment with us.”

For the fifth time in franchise history, the Thunder are making the NBA Finals. This is their first appearance since 2012. When the Seattle-based organization made its first three appearances,

On June 5, Oklahoma City will host Game 1 of the championship game between the New York Knicks and the Indiana Pacers.

Although Gilgeous-Alexander said, “Happy for this moment, but this isn’t our goal.” The road is still being traveled.

The Thunder’s early dominance of the game was evident on Wednesday, with Gilgeous-Alexander, Jalen Williams, and Chet Holmgren buried the Timberwolves beneath the weight of a stifling defense and playmaking.

Oklahoma City quickly won the game, leading by 17 in the first quarter and by 33 at half.

The Timberwolves’ season came to an end in the Western Conference finals for the second year in a row.

This summer, Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards said, “I’m going to work my butt off.” No one will put in that much work for me this summer, I’ll say it.

In Game 5, Minnesota All-Star guard Anthony Edwards, center, went 7-for-18 from the field and scored 19 points. [Matthew Stockman/Getty Images via AFP]

In the opening quarter, Gilgeous-Alexander, who once more demonstrated why he was chosen as the NBA’s Most Valuable Player (MVP), provided five of his assists.

The Timberwolves’ first hoop came on the first possession the Timberwolves had, and Gilgeous-Alexander had a hand in each of the five Oklahoma City baskets in the 11-0 run that started the Thunder’s march toward the championship.

Gilgeous-Alexander drained a finger roll to start the separation in that stretch, adding four assists, three of which came from Holmgren buckets.

The Timberwolves kicked off Game 4 hot off the field on Monday, but the game ended 128-126.

Minnesota started off offence-wise, going just 1-for-11 from the field in the first five minutes.

In the first half, Gilgeous-Alexander scored or provided 24 of the Thunder’s 26 first-quarter points, outscoring Minnesota 12-9.

In the first half, Minnesota forced 14 turnovers, compared to field goals’ (12). With 21 turnovers, the Timberwolves came in.

Williams added 19 points, eight rebounds, and five assists while Holmgren added 22 and seven.

“These guys really make me feel like I’m playing AAU basketball like I’m back in my 15th year,” Gilgeous-Alexander said. It’s simply enjoyable. That is what makes us exceptional. Being out together is a lot of fun.

Edwards scored 19 points on 7-of-18 shooting, while Julius Randle had 24 for the Timberwolves.

According to Edwards, “they dominated the game from the beginning.” “Tip my hat to those guys, I can’t help but.” They prepared themselves.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander in action.
In Game 5, Mattew Stockman/Getty Images via AFP, Gilgeous-Alexander #2, center, scored a game-high 34 points.

Players’ club successes can help NI careers – Davis

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Steven Davis, head coach of the Northern Ireland first team, believes that Michael O’Neill’s squad’s recent successes at the club level should encourage their development abroad.

In recent weeks, a number of players participated in important events for their teams in preparation for Denmark’s upcoming friendlies on June 7 and Iceland’s upcoming home games on June 10.

From the Irish FA’s coach education course in Belfast, Davis explained, “You just have to look at some of the individual seasons the players have had,” Davis explained to BBC Sport NI. “Obviously, Conor]Bradley] won the Premier League with Liverpool [with Chelsea], Justin Devenny won the FA Cup with Crystal Palace [with] and Trai Hume and Dan Ballard were promoted to the Premier League with Sunderland.

The players need to continue to advance at their clubs, according to the coach, and that’s what they’re doing. They just need to do so.

If that’s the case, they will ultimately be better positioned to fit into the international order.

The 140-time world champion international remarked that the group had experienced “a lot of progress over the past 12 or 18 months,” with a slew of encouraging results and the team leading their Nations League group.

The upcoming friendly double-header serves as a prelude to World Cup qualifying starting in September.

Because of how limited time you can spend with the players in international football, these games are crucial because they help you maximize that time, reinforce your ideas, and add layers to them whenever you do.

“We will be tested as well by the intensity of the opposition in the two games.”

“Seeing an O’Neill’s side in a different way”

NI manager Michael O'Neill with Steven DavisPresseye

Davis claims that O’Neill’s backroom team is a good place to work.

He is demanding, which you must be. He is very thorough. He said, “I thought that as a player as well.”

As members of the coaching staff, it’s obvious that you can see a small portion of a different side, and we spend a lot of time analyzing problems together.

He’s a great coach, and he’s very open to our thoughts as coaches. You can express your views, but he ultimately decides the matters.

The former Rangers midfielder claims he has ambitions to become a manager while pursuing his Uefa Pro Licence.

You only learn [coaching ability] by gaining experience and being inside and around it. That’s the best learning curve, which includes both time spent on the grass and real-world scenarios. That is how you develop.

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England’s Knight to miss rest of season with injury

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Heather Knight, an England batter, will miss The Hundred and will miss the rest of the summer due to a hamstring injury.

During England’s third T20 victory over West Indies on Monday, the 34-year-old former captain Knight suffered the injury.

In the 17-run victory over the batswoman, she was unable to take the field for the second innings because of her limp and struggled to run between the wickets at the end of her knock.

According to the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), a scan on Tuesday revealed a “significant tendon injury to her right hamstring.”

Nat Sciver-Brunt (capt, The Blaze), Amy Jones (The Blaze), Charlie Dean (Somerset), Emily Arlott (Warwickshire), Tammy Beaumont (The Blaze), Lauren Bell (Hampshire), Alice Capsey (Surrey), Sophia Dunkley (Surrey), Mahika Gaur (Lancashire), Sarah Glenn (The Blaze), Lauren Filer (Durham), Emma Lamb (Lancashire), and Linse

A further three T20 matches and three one-day internationals against India follow the Windies series, which will host the 50-over World Cup in September.

Although the ECB has not specified a date for Knight’s return, it is optimistic that she will be selected for the tournament in September.

Before being fired in March after the humiliating 16-0 Ashes humiliation at the start of the year, Knight led England for nine years. One month later, Nat Sciver-Brunt, 32, took her place.

The team’s transition is officially underway with Charlotte Edwards taking over as coach for the first time in the ongoing West Indies series.

With unbeaten knocks of 43 and 66, Knight was in excellent form in her first series back in the batting ranks, which is a significant blow for England.

schedule for England and West Indies

May

30 1st ODI, Derby (13: 00 BST)

June

Uptonsteel County Ground, Leicester, 4 2nd ODI (13:00 BST)

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US trade court rules Trump’s sweeping global tariffs are unlawful

President Donald Trump erred in exercising his authority by imposing blanket tariffs on goods imported from US trading partners, and a US trade court has upheld that ruling. The government must now file a permanent injunction that will stop the tariffs and demand a government response within 10 days.

According to the Court of International Trade, the US Constitution grants Congress the sole authority to regulate trade with other nations if the president’s emergency powers are not override.

A three-judge panel on Wednesday wrote that the court did not consider the President’s use of tariffs as leverage and whether it was wise or likely to be successful. That use is unlawful because it is prohibited by federal law, not because it is foolish or ineffective.

If the decision is upheld, Trump’s plan to use high tariffs to entice trading partners could be stifled by the ruling. Numerous simultaneous negotiations with China, the European Union, and many other nations result in a great deal of uncertainty.

The International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), a law designed to deal with unusual and extraordinary national emergencies, was upheld by the court in favor of Trump’s tariff orders issued since January. This decision did not address tariffs introduced under other laws, such as those that target particular industries like steel, autos, and aluminum.

The Trump administration quickly appealed the court’s authority, disputing its validity. Trade imbalances posed a national crisis, according to a White House spokesman. The deputy press secretary of the White House, Kush Desai, defended Trump’s executive actions as necessary to safeguard US industry and security, saying “it is not up to unelected judges to decide how to properly address a national emergency.”

According to Mike Hanna of Al Jazeera, who is based in Washington, DC, various Democrat and Republican presidents have appointed the court’s judges.

According to Hanna, “this particular court cannot be said to be an activist court because Trump and his supporters have sued other courts for ruling against him.”

Trump himself, former president Barack Obama, and former president Ronald Reagan, who served as the third judge, were the other three.

The Court of International Trade deals with customs and trade law-related issues. The US Court of Appeals for Federal Circuit has the authority to challenge its decisions, which are then upheld by the Supreme Court.

According to Robert Scott, a financial analyst, Trump’s first term’s tariffs failed to produce tangible results. He claimed that the majority of those tariffs did not lead to an improvement in US trade. China’s exports to the world kept rising, and US trade deficits kept growing. Simply put, they changed the way goods were rerouted across the world.

The non-partisan Liberty Justice Center filed a pair of lawsuits on behalf of five small US businesses that import products from nations targeted by the duties, and 12 US states that received the ruling.

The businesses, which include a Virginia-based manufacturer of educational kits and musical instruments to a New York wine and spirits importer, have claimed that the tariffs will hurt their ability to conduct business.

If the judges’ decision states that “no question here is a narrowly tailored relief,” “if the challenged Tariff Orders are unlawful as to Plaintiffs they are unlawful as to all.”