‘You still care to a certain extent. You really have to train your brain to be like, “Okay, why do I even care? I don’t know these people, they don’t know me, they’re not a part of my life or my relationship or whatever it is.”

‘People can just be mean, and I feel like if you don’t want it to get to you, then don’t read it and allow it to affect your soul.’

The blonde beauty, who currently stars in the new ROXY Sister campaign with surfer pal Kelia Moniz, says sometimes she just removes social media apps from her phone so she’s not tempted to look.

‘Sometimes I delete Instagram for a couple days at a time, which is really nice. I’ve done that when I’ve felt like I really couldn’t handle what people were saying or it was like what I was looking at was unavoidable.’

But what frustrates her the most Hailey says is that social media users will feel like they know her and Justin.

‘The problem too is kids become possessive over people and feel like if they think they’re hurt, they feel hurt for them and they’re hurt too, or whatever it is. They just think they know these people who are famous because their life is so exposed.

‘And that’s what gets me I think the most frustrated. I’m like, you actually don’t know me. You don’t know him. You don’t know her, you don’t know these people for real. What’s really weird to me is they create scenarios in their head of what they think is happening or what they think should happen, and I’m just like, “This is just so dumb. It’s so dumb.”‘

The daughter of Stephen Baldwin married Justin in September at a Manhattan courthouse just four months after they rekindled their romance.

The couple were recently in the process of planning their lavish religious wedding ceremony but have now postponed it until the singer conquers his issues with anxiety and depression.