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Hailey Bieber displays er culinary skills as she starts own COOKING spin-off series titled What's In My Kitchen? on her YouTube channel

Hailey Bieber displays er culinary skills as she starts own COOKING spin-off series titled What's In My Kitchen? on her YouTube channel
Published 2 years ago on Apr 15, 2023

The Rhode founder, 26, who recently put on a leggy display during a night out in NYC, shared a scrumptious chicken wing recipe to her viewers to kick off the six-episode first season.  

In a press release, per the Hollywood Reporter, the supermodel herself explained that the show is a 'natural spin-off' to her other YouTube series, Who's In My Bathroom?, where she also ate yummy treats with her celebrity guests.  

New series: Hailey Bieber, 26, has launched her own YouTube cooking series titled, What's In My Kitchen?, with the first official episode airing earlier Wednesday on the platform

'Creating new formats and IP for my channel has been really empowering, as my team and I get to truly create everything from concept to screen, and I can’t wait for everybody to see what’s next,' Hailey further expressed in a statement. 

The star started her own YouTube channel a little over two years earlier in March 2021, and his since garnered a whopping 2 million subscribers. 

The new series will also prioritize giving back to the community, with the model using ingredients supplied by the women-run Village Market Place from the nonprofit organization Community Services Unlimited, according to the outlet. 

The goal of the nonprofit, 'is to foster the creation of communities actively working to address the inequalities and systemic barriers that make sustainable communities and self-reliant life-styles unattainable,' per the offical website. 

HexClad will also give a donation to the Accion Opportunity Fund, which 'is a financial support system for small businesses that advances racial, gender, and economic justice for all.' 

The CEO of OBB Media, Michael D. Ratner, who is also the director of What's In My Kitchen?, also explained that viewers will have a huge role in the show itself. 'The fans are just as much a producer as any of us.'

'This instantaneous feedback loop is what makes the evolving landscape of new media so exciting, and we can’t wait to roll out the show that fans want.' 

In the episode that previously aired on Wednesday, Hailey proudly cooked her chicken wing recipe, which she claimed was 'gonna do something for your life.'

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The Rhode founder, 26, who recently put on a leggy display during a night out in NYC, shared a scrumptious chicken wing recipe to her viewers to kick off the six-episode first season.  

In a press release, per the Hollywood Reporter, the supermodel herself explained that the show is a 'natural spin-off' to her other YouTube series, Who's In My Bathroom?, where she also ate yummy treats with her celebrity guests.  

New series: Hailey Bieber, 26, has launched her own YouTube cooking series titled, What's In My Kitchen?, with the first official episode airing earlier Wednesday on the platform

'Creating new formats and IP for my channel has been really empowering, as my team and I get to truly create everything from concept to screen, and I can’t wait for everybody to see what’s next,' Hailey further expressed in a statement. 

The star started her own YouTube channel a little over two years earlier in March 2021, and his since garnered a whopping 2 million subscribers. 

The new series will also prioritize giving back to the community, with the model using ingredients supplied by the women-run Village Market Place from the nonprofit organization Community Services Unlimited, according to the outlet. 

The goal of the nonprofit, 'is to foster the creation of communities actively working to address the inequalities and systemic barriers that make sustainable communities and self-reliant life-styles unattainable,' per the offical website. 

HexClad will also give a donation to the Accion Opportunity Fund, which 'is a financial support system for small businesses that advances racial, gender, and economic justice for all.' 

The CEO of OBB Media, Michael D. Ratner, who is also the director of What's In My Kitchen?, also explained that viewers will have a huge role in the show itself. 'The fans are just as much a producer as any of us.'

'This instantaneous feedback loop is what makes the evolving landscape of new media so exciting, and we can’t wait to roll out the show that fans want.' 

In the episode that previously aired on Wednesday, Hailey proudly cooked her chicken wing recipe, which she claimed was 'gonna do something for your life.'

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