A viral clip of Hailey Bieber's appearance on the French television show Quotidien has sparked discussions about Justin Bieber's heritage. The clip, which has drawn significant attention, features Hailey discussing her experiences in France and her connection to the country. Hailey Bieber was in Paris for the launch of the brand Rhode in Sephora stores in France. The event, which took place in the 11th arrondissement of Paris at the Bonaparte, included the inauguration of a temporary "café Rhode" designed as a Parisian bistro, open until October 4. The brand is expected to be available in Sephora stores across Europe. On the set of Quotidien, where she was invited on September 30, Hailey spoke about her career and confirmed her attachment to France. She mentioned her love for Paris, citing its romance, fashion, and energy. She also noted that her husband is French. However, this statement has led to confusion, as Justin Bieber is not strictly French. Justin Bieber was born in London, Ontario, in 1994. His mother, Patricia Mallette, known as Pattie, comes from a French-Canadian family originally from Gaspésie, Quebec. The Henry family, to which Diane Henry, Justin Bieber's grandmother, belongs, has a long lineage of French and Canadian families established in North America. The family lived in Acadia for several generations before settling in Bonaventure, Gaspésie, towards the end of the 18th century. Further back, there are ancestors born in Normandy. On the paternal side, the name Bieber refers to a Lorraine branch. Philippe Bieber, Justin Bieber's great-great-grandfather, was born in Zilling, now in Moselle, but the village belonged to the German Empire when he was born, in 1856. He emigrated to Canada in the 1870s. Thus, the claim that "Justin Bieber is French" should be taken with caution.