Mohamed, 78, was unimpressed by the comparison, making his feelings known in the comments section.

“No, you are not,” he wrote beneath the video, later adding, “This is not Bella,” according to the Daily Mail. He went on to call Eurich a “wannabe” before telling her, “Shame on you.”

Meanwhile, InStyle responded by blocking Mohamed, writing in the comments section, “update: we’ve blocked Mo.”

Page Six has reached out to Mohamed and representatives for Bella for comment but did not immediately hear back.

Eurich, for her part, took to TikTok on Wednesday to respond to Mohamed’s comments, declaring, “It’s actually a terrible day to be me.”

She added, “InStyle magazine, first of all, f–k y’all. Y’all set me up for this,” before noting that she was “catching a f–king stray from Mohamed himself.”

“I’m sorry, I didn’t ask to be a part of this joke. I didn’t ask [Bella] to put on this Spirit Halloween-ass wig and make people think it was me. Guys, I don’t even think I look like her in that picture,” she continued. “Make it stop. I’m going to have a panic attack.”

Eurich was seemingly referring to Bella’s recent debut of platinum blond locks, though it’s unclear whether the supermodel actually dyed her hair or was wearing a wig.

Earlier this week, Eurich also shared a TikTok addressing people mistaking Bella for her in photos, joking, “What a day to have a blonde bob.”

This isn’t the first time Mohamed has found himself at the center of internet controversy.

In October 2023, he shared and later deleted an infographic on Instagram comparing the Israeli government to Nazi Germany.

In addition to Bella, Mohamed is also father to Marielle, 46, and Alana, 41, whom he shares with his first wife, Mary Butler, as well as Gigi, 31, and Anwar, 27, whom he shares with his second wife, Yolanda Hadid. He also shares daughter Aydan Nix, 23, with Terri Hatfield Dull.