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Hailey Bieber Reveals PMDD Struggles Post-Birth of Son Jack

The model and singer discusses her experience with Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder following the arrival of her first child.

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Hailey Bieber has detailed her struggles with Premenstral Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) after welcoming her son Jack Blues, reported multiple sources 123. The model and singer shared her frustration over the limited research and awareness surrounding women's health issues, highlighting the need for greater understanding and support 23.

Bieber described her PMDD symptoms as including a depressed mood, increased anxiety, mood swings, self-critical thoughts, sudden tearfulness, increased irritability, and concentration difficulties 1. These symptoms became notably more intense following the birth of her son, compared to her previous experiences with premenstrual syndrome (PMS) 1. However, Bieber noted that her symptoms began to improve once her menstrual period commenced 1.

In an effort to contribute to the field of women's health, Bieber's company Rhode partnered with the Foundation for Women’s Health on a $5 million, three-year initiative aimed at supporting medical research, education, and care for women's health issues 1. This partnership reflects her personal commitment to raising awareness and advancing knowledge in this area.

Additionally, Bieber disclosed that she had a uterine septum, a condition that can pose risks during pregnancy 2. Despite this, she and her husband Justin Bieber have expressed their intention to grow their family further 2.

Discussing her condition in an interview with Women's Wear Daily, Bieber felt that speaking openly about her PMDD helped her feel less isolated 3. She was joined by other celebrities such as Lili Reinhart, Zara Larsson, and Dixie D'Amelio, who have also shared their experiences with PMDD 3. Reinhart, for instance, mentioned feeling suicidal the week before her period after discontinuing medication 3, underscoring the significant impact PMDD can have on individuals.

What we know

  • Hailey Bieber experienced PMDD after the birth of her son Jack Blues 123
  • She expressed frustration over the lack of research and awareness regarding women's health issues 23
  • Her PMDD symptoms include depressed mood, increased anxiety, mood swings, self-critical thoughts, sudden tearfulness, increased irritability, and concentration problems 1
  • Symptoms were more intense following the birth of her son compared to previous PMS experiences 1
  • Symptoms improved once her menstrual period started 1
  • Rhode partnered with the Foundation for Women’s Health for a $5 million, three-year initiative to support women's health 1
  • Bieber had a uterine septum posing risks during pregnancy 2
  • Bieber and Justin Bieber plan to have more children 2
  • She discussed her PMDD struggles in an interview with Women's Wear Daily 3
  • Talking about her condition helps her feel less isolated 3
  • Other celebrities such as Lili Reinhart, Zara Larsson, and Dixie D'Amelio have also spoken about their PMDD 3
  • Reinhart mentioned feeling suicidal the week before her period after stopping medication 3

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Trust Score report

71%
Likely accurate
Probability of truth, weighted across 14 claims from 3 outlets. Each claim is scored by how many independent, reliable newsrooms support or contradict it. Method
  • confirmed
    Hailey Bieber experienced PMDD after the birth of her son Jack Blues.
    91% · supported by 3
  • likely
    Hailey Bieber expressed frustration over the lack of research and awareness regarding women's health issues.
    81% · supported by 2
  • likely
    Hailey Bieber's PMDD symptoms include depressed mood, increased anxiety, mood swings, self-critical thoughts, sudden tearfulness, increased irritability, and concentration problems.
    71% · supported by 1
  • likely
    Hailey Bieber's PMDD symptoms were more intense following the birth of her son compared to her previous experiences with PMS.
    71% · supported by 1
  • likely
    Hailey Bieber's PMDD symptoms improved once her menstrual period started.
    71% · supported by 1
  • likely
    Rhode, founded by Hailey Bieber, partnered with the Foundation for Women’s Health for a $5 million, three-year initiative to support medical research, education, and care for women's health issues.
    71% · supported by 1
  • unverified
    Hailey Bieber was diagnosed with PMDD six months after giving birth to Jack Blues in August 2024.
    54% · supported by 1, contradicted by 1
  • likely
    Hailey Bieber mentioned she had a uterine septum which posed risks during pregnancy.
    67% · supported by 1
  • likely
    Hailey Bieber and Justin Bieber plan to have more children.
    67% · supported by 1
  • likely
    Hailey Bieber discussed her PMDD struggles in an interview with Women's Wear Daily.
    67% · supported by 1
  • likely
    Bieber feels talking about her condition helps her feel less isolated.
    67% · supported by 1
  • likely
    Other celebrities such as Lili Reinhart, Zara Larsson, and Dixie D'Amelio have also spoken about their PMDD.
    67% · supported by 1
  • likely
    Reinhart mentioned feeling suicidal the week before her period after stopping medication.
    67% · supported by 1
  • unverified
    Jack Blues is 2 years old.
    50% · supported by 1, contradicted by 1

Sources & references

  1. Billboard — Hailey Bieber Details Emotional Rollercoaster of PMDD Diagnosis After Son Jack Blues’ Birth: ‘Just a Really Intense and Special Journey’ · 2026-11-04
  2. E! News — Hailey Bieber Details PMDD Diagnosis After Welcoming Son Jack Bieber · 2026-11-04
  3. Page Six — Hailey Bieber reveals ‘lonely journey’ with health condition following birth of son Jack Blues · 2026-11-04

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