Hailey Bieber has laughed off Internet gossip about her life with jokes about being a "nepo baby" and bewitching Justin Bieber with a love potion

Hailey address gossip about her social media use by saying: "This is my phone. Very straightforward, obviously," before pulling out more phones and joking: "These are a couple more that I keep on me, and I really just use them for a lot of the simple stuff like surfing anonymously, commenting, stalking, viewing girls' pages, making multiple accounts, you know, that kind of thing."

She went on to laugh about her famous family as the daughter of actor Stephen Baldwin and niece of '30 Rock' star Alec Baldwin by pulling out a bottle of perfume called "Eu d' Nepo" and adding: "This is my favorite perfume. I've basically been wearing this my entire life. I'm obsessed with it. It smells really vanilla. It's really gorgeous. It really does all the work for you."

Hailey then joked about her relationship with pop star Justin - who she married in 2018 - adding: "OK. So last but not least, this is a little tincture, potion that I got.

"I would say probably when I was around 12, my dad flew me to go meet with this witch who lived in the mountains, and she made this specifically for me.

"She told me that it would make a young Canadian pop star fall in love with me. So yeah, I've been taking this one for years. Absolutely love it. And, yeah, thanks dad."

Hailey's light-hearted video comes after the model opened up about a "scary" life-threatening postpartum haemorrhage she suffered after the birth of her son in a candid interview with Vogue magazine.

Describing the ordeal as "a little bit scary", Hailey told the magazine: "I trust my doctor with my life. And so I had peace that I knew she would never let anything happen to me.

"But I was bleeding really badly, and people die, and the thought crosses your mind."

Hailey, the founder of skincare brand Rhode, added about the scare: "You start to get a little freaked out".

According to the National Institutes of Health, postpartum haemorrhage - defined as excessive blood loss after childbirth - poses a significant risk to maternal health.

Hailey said despite months of preparation, her labour and delivery were far from easy.

She had practised breathing techniques, acupuncture, yoga, pelvic-floor therapy, workouts, walking and weight training in anticipation of the birth, but after her amniotic fluid began leaking at 39 weeks and she was medically induced.

Doctors administered Pitocin, a drug commonly used to stimulate contractions, and inserted a Foley balloon to help dilate her cervix.

She added: "That s*** was so crazy. That was not fun. They broke my water. I went into labour and I laboured for a few hours without using an epidural".