Justin Bieber sends pointed message about Hailey marriage amid divorce rumors
Justin was seen getting cozy with the Rhode Skin founder while sitting along the shore of a gorgeous rocky Mallorcan beach in an Instagram photo he posted Wednesday.
He captioned the photo with several heart-eyed emojis.
The duo sat by the water while taking in a scenic marina surrounded by colorful architecture.
The 'Sorry' singer wore a red bomber jacket while Hailey went with a sunny yellow and white pants set.
Justin also shared a photo on his Instagram Story of himself lounging at a villa with a private pool surrounded by palm trees.
On Monday, the pair was seen enjoying an intimate lunch date at the exclusive Gran Folies beach club.
Photos obtained by Page Six show Justin looking relaxed and happy as he kept a low profile with his hood over his head. Hailey was seen wearing a stylish bandana while seated across the table from the pop star.
Justin, 31, had a glass of white wine placed in front of him while Hailey, 28, was enjoying a bloody mary cocktail.
Hailey has been posting promotional content for her skincare line from the stunning getaway where she hosted a Rhode Summer Club pop-up.
Earlier this week, Justin shared loved-up photos with Hailey in front of a gorgeous sunset.
They were seen landing in Mallorca on Tuesday along with their son, Jack Blues.
Despite their recent PDA, breakup rumors have been surrounding the couple as concerns for the 'Peaches' artist's well-being continue to ramp up.
Last month, Justin lashed out at paparazzi, telling photographers that he's a dad and just wants his privacy respected.
Justin and Hailey, who tied the knot in 2018, welcomed their son last August.
Fans have also been worried about Justin's erratic behavior after he flaunted his drug use on social media and wrote a cryptic message about transactional relationships.
The model, however, has denied that they are heading for Splittsville, addressing the rumors head-on in an interview with Vogue in May.
'I thought seven years in it would've [died down] already, and it hasn't,' she said. 'So I guess these bitches are going to be mad.'
Earlier this year, a source told Page Six that Hailey is 'really concerned' for her husband.
'Justin is going through a hard time and Hailey is doing her best to be there for him, but there's only so much she can do,' our source said at the time, adding, 'Hailey loves Justin with all her heart but that doesn't necessarily mean she's happy.'
Judging by their adorable vacation snaps, they may be in a good place again.
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