Hailey Bieber reportedly 'turned away 20 girls' from Justin's Coachella afterparty as one influencer claimed his entire list of attendees were 'cut'.

The singer, 32, performed at the sell-out music festival last weekend and threw an ultra-exclusive bash following his set.

He and his wife Hailey, 29, invited their A-list friends to the party, which was hosted by his new fashion brand Skylrk.

However, it is claimed mum-of-one Hailey 'turned away' influencers and girls from the party, which is believed to have been hosted off Coachella grounds.

A source told The Sun: 'Many people were turned down who had previously been invited.'

They added: 'Promoters also had a lot of girls on their guest lists and I heard Hailey was turning them away.'

Daily Mail has contacted representatives for the couple for comment.

Stars in attendance at the party included the Kardashian-Jenner clan, with Kendall, 30, said to be 'all over' actor Jacob Elordi.

Posting on social media, influencer Zach Clayton claimed his guestlist was 'cut' from attending.

In a video, he explained how 20 of the women he invited had been all denied entry, and he branded Hailey a 'boss'.

Meanwhile, Justin's performance at Coachella received a mix response from his fans and festival-goers.

He reportedly received a whopping $10million for the headline slot that mainly consisted of him singing tracks he searched on a laptop.

After he took to the stage in a hoodie, many questioned why the hitmaker had been paid such a fee as they called for a production that was on par with previous headliners such as Sabrina Carpenter.

Fans watching the live stream of the show even noted how members of the audience looked 'bored'. 

Justin's set was scheduled for an already late 11:25pm start time, and rumors circulated in the run-up to his set that the high desert winds might delay him even further.

Although he arrived on time to a burst of cheers and applause, he emerged dressed down in shorts, a hoodie and shades and proceeded to launch into a string of his lesser-known recent numbers, mostly neglecting his older hits.

He did throw in a sporadic fan favorite like Stay and Sorry and later offered up a medley of blink-and-miss it snippets of his beloved songs like Baby, Favorite Girl, Beauty and a Beat, Never Say Never and Confident.

The real reason Justin couldn't play his old songs during his set is because he sold his entire music catalogue in December 2022.

He sold his music rights to Blackstone-backed Hipgnosis Songs Capital for over $200million.

It suggests why he is so focused on his new tracks. 

At the time of the deal, the Sorry singer had released six studio albums over the years, along with scores of singles and collaborations with artists including Ludacris, Nicki Minaj and Jaden Smith.