InStyle Blocks Mohamed Hadid After Bella Hadid Comments
Real estate developer Mohamed Hadid posted comments on an InStyle TikTok video comparing influencer Ken Eurich to his daughter Bella Hadid.
Updated on Nov. 12, 2026 in Fashion
Real estate developer Mohamed Hadid, 78, posted comments on an InStyle video showing influencer Ken Eurich lip syncing 'My name is Bella Hadid' in the magazine's cafeteria. InStyle blocked Mohamed Hadid's access to its account and removed his comments.
Why it matters
The exchange highlights how family members of public figures can become part of online fan and social media disputes. It also shows how publishers respond to comments on their own accounts when they consider them inappropriate.
Mohamed Hadid shares daughter Bella, daughter Gigi, and son Anwar with ex-wife Yolanda Hadid, whom he split from in 2000 after seven years of marriage. Bella Hadid recently dyed her hair bright blonde and announced a relationship with Nathan Lacy on Instagram.
The players
Mohamed Hadid
Mohamed Hadid is a real estate developer and father of models Bella and Gigi Hadid, whose family has drawn ongoing public attention.
InStyle
InStyle is a long-running American fashion and lifestyle magazine that operates social media accounts including its TikTok channel.
The details
InStyle posted a video of Ken Eurich walking through its cafeteria with audio of Bella Hadid introducing herself. Mohamed Hadid commented 'No you are not' and 'This is not Bella just want to be. Shame on you,' and InStyle then announced in its comments section that it had blocked him.
Timeline
2000: Mohamed Hadid and Yolanda Hadid split after seven years of marriage.
Saturday night, prior to November 12, 2026: Bella Hadid attended a Colorado Avalanche game honoring Hockey Fights Cancer.
November 12, 2026: Mohamed Hadid's comments and InStyle's ban were reported.
Industry Dynamics
The video follows a pattern in fashion media where lookalike content built around a famous model's recent look drives engagement on social platforms. Publishers' moderation choices on these posts increasingly shape how family members of public figures are visible in comment threads.
Readers who follow fashion creators on TikTok may see more lookalike content shaped around famous models' recent looks. Publishers are choosing whether to moderate comments on their own accounts when posts draw criticism from family members.
The takeaway
Fashion followers can treat lookalike content as entertainment while noting that publishers actively moderate comment sections on their own accounts. Checking an account's stated comment policies can help set expectations about what discussion stays visible.
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