-Welcome back to the show. Thanks so much for coming back.
-Thank you for continuously allowing me to come here.
-What do you mean? We -- We love you here.
There's so much I want to get into here.
But first, I -- I just want to --
Everything's going on with you and Justin.
You've had a rough couple of months.
How is everything going?
-Everything is good. I -- I'm doing okay.
My -- my health scare has, you know --
We've -- We've moved on from it. -Yeah, you look good.
-And I'm just kind of allowing my body the time
to heal and do its thing, but I'm doing okay.
He's also doing okay. -Okay. Good.
-Obviously, it's been a weird turn of events
the last couple months and the last even few days.
-Gotta be scary. -But he's okay.
And he's gonna be totally okay. -Okay. Good.
[ Cheers and applause ] I'm so happy.
Have to -- Have to ask.
You have a giant career and a giant career ahead of you,
but now you finally have your own skin-care line.
And we were talking about this. This was years ago.
-Yeah. -We were discussing this.
-Yeah. -This -- You know,
I was looking, and it's been almost ten years
since you moved to the city to start modeling.
-Yes. -And look at you now.
But I mean -- But what --
What do you remember about those days?
-You know, I moved into the city when I was --
I was 17.
I kind of had an agreement with my parents.
I had really just started modeling
and I was begging them like,
"Let me move into the city. Please.
It's so much easier for just everything,
for travel and for castings."
And they were like, "Absolutely not,
unless you can afford it on your own."
And I was like, "Okay, deal.
If I book a job where I can afford it,
my own rent for the whole year, you have to let me move out."
And I booked my first job, and it was for the whole year
of rent, like, to the dollar.
So I was like, "You said..."
-"You said, so I..."
-So, I moved out, but I --
I lived with my older sister until I turned 18.
But something that I vividly remember
about moving into the city and having my first apartment was --
I was out to dinner one night with Justin.
-Yeah. -And he was like,
"So you got your own place. How's it been?"
Like, "You got all your furniture?
You have everything you need?"
And I'm like, "Yeah, it's amazing.
I love it. You know, I have a couch.
It's great. I have dishes.
I have spoons." -It's a big deal.
It's a big deal. Yeah, yeah.
-Yeah, like, everything is such a big deal.
And he's like, "Well, that's amazing."
Like, "Is there anything you don't have yet?
Is there anything, like, you're missing?"
And I'm like, "Yeah, I don't have a TV yet,
but it's like -- I'm gonna get one.
It's, like, not a big deal."
And he was like, "Okay, okay, cool."
And then he was driving me home, and on the way he was like,
"I can't do this. We got to go to Best Buy."
[ Laughter ]
So he took me to Best Buy on the way home,
and I was, like, mortified because I'm like,
"You're not about to buy me a TV."
And he bought me a TV. -No way.
[ Audience awws ]
-And he -- he carried it up -- he carried it upstairs himself.
He unboxed it, did the whole thing.
It was really cute. -That's what I'm talking about.
Justin, you're a good man. You're a gentleman.
-I still have the TV to this day.
-You still have it? -I still have it to this day.
I could not get rid of the TV, you guys. It was too cute.
-Yeah, you can't get rid of it now.
-No, it's -- it's still in our apartment to this day.
-Yeah, you have to keep it. -Yeah.
-Who -- Who got you started in fashion?
Who got you interested?
Do you -- Was it your mom? Your sister?
-I mean, I definitely always looked at my mom's style
and admired it and I felt like she was always was --
was passionate about clothing and fashion.
But I would say I definitely was inspired
in the modeling space from the greats --
Kate Moss, Christy Turlington, Naomi Campbell.
-And then I read somewhere you named those icons and you said,
"And also Hannah Montana."
[ Laughter ]
-Um, yeah.
I -- I technically was also very fashion-inspired
at the time by Hannah Montana, a.k.a. Miley Cyrus.
She used to wear -- -I mean, that's --
A lot of people out there feel the same way.
[ Cheers and applause ] -Right?!
She used to wear, like, outfits on "Hannah Montana"
that I would try to recreate
because I thought they were just, like, everything.
-Yeah. I never knew that your middle name was Rhode.
-Yes. It's also my mom's middle name.
-A beautiful name. R-H-O-D-E. I love that.
I go, "Oh, and that is the name of your new line."
-It is. -"Rhode."
Are you -- Today is officially -- This is real now.
Look at this.
[ Cheers and applause ] -Thank you.
-Uh...
What -- What made you go like, "I have to do it"?
I mean, I'm assuming everyone just asks about your skin-care
routine all the time and -- -Yeah, it definitely was, like,
the thing I would get asked about the most,
especially even working with different makeup artists.
They would always be like, "What do you do for your skin?"
It was just always something I felt really passionate about.
I was always someone who is, and still am,
clearly, to this day, very committed to a routine,
very regimented person who is, like, very OCD
about a skin-care routine.
And I just felt like over the last almost ten years
of working in this industry,
I felt like I was really able to develop my beauty philosophy.
And I got to a point where I was like,
"I want to make a curated, edited line of essentials,
like, my go-to things that can work for everyone."
So the way I -- -Did you always know the name
"Rhode" was gonna be the title?
-I wasn't sure in the very beginning.
I always knew I wanted "Rhode" to be a brand that I started.
And as I was developing and having the conversations
about the skin-care brand, "Rhode Skin"
just kept calling me and coming to me.
And I also felt like it was very fitting
because my mom taught me so much about taking care of myself
and skin care and sun care and all these different things.
So I thought there was a really nice story there with the name.
-Yeah. I -- I know you released this as a teaser,
and I want to ask you about this because I think it's funny.
And there's you posing with a doughnut.
[ Laughter ] -Yes, that is me.
-Yeah, I -- Yeah, a glazed doughnut.
And -- And then I was like,
"Okay, there must be something to this."
-Yes. -Because I was like, "What..."
It's you and the glazed doughnut.
But it went everywhere.
And then you said that when you go to bed at night,
you want to feel -- you want to look like a glazed --
-I want to give off the vibe of a glazed doughnut.
[ Laughter ] You know what I mean?
-Like -- -Edible, dewey,
yummy, delicious.
-Dewey. -Glazed.
-I loved that that is your --
that's your thing you want to do.
[ Applause ]
[ Laughs ] You're also doing something really cool
that I want to mention called the Rhode Futures Foundation.
-Yeah, so -- -You're using some of
the proceeds to help women.
-Yes, we are using proceeds from Rhode to hopefully
in the first year support and help a thousand women
through three different amazing organizations.
-See? Come on. That's how you do it, buddy.
You give back. You work so hard. Congratulations.
It's officially out. -It's officially out.
-I'm so happy you're here. -Thank you.
-You look fantastic. Thanks. Come back whenever you want.
Hailey Bieber, everyone. Check out her new skin-care line
"Rhode," which is available right now.
We'll be right back with Austin Butler.
Stick around. Come on back.