Hailey Bieber flashes her toned midriff in a red tank top and low-rise jeans as she steps out after Justin's four-word message
The model, 28, looked incredible in the casual ensemble which she teamed with flat black ballet pumps and accessorised with a simple gold watch.
Hailey's outing comes hours after her husband Justin attempted to clear up lingering marital strife rumors by sharing a loved-up post entirely dedicated to his beleaguered wife.
In the four-picture Instagram slideshow, the pop star, 31, embraced the Rhode founder while relaxing poolside on a balcony overlooking a body of water during sunset.
Justin, who boasts 607.6M social media followers, captioned his PDA post: 'My forever n always.'
The model, 28, looked incredible in the casual ensemble which she teamed with flat black ballet pumps and accessorised with a simple gold watch
In one snap, Hailey's face could partially be seen smiling as she embraced Justin but, for the most part, her identity was concealed.
Instagram user @lasarahsmith got the most likes with her comment: '*Zooms in to make sure it's Hailey.*'
The married couple of six years originally met backstage at the TODAY Show in 2009, they began dating in 2015, and they rekindled their on/off romance in 2018 three months after his split from Selena Gomez.
Justin and Hailey also put on a strong united front a week ago while attending night three of DJ Martin Garrix's first headlining LA gig at the city's State Historic Park.
Eyebrows raised over Bieber's disrespectful public posts about Mother's Day and Hailey's first solo American Vogue cover.
The power dynamic changed between the two-time Grammy winner and the model in May when Hailey sold her skincare/cosmetics company for $1B to e.l.f Cosmetics.
She will remain with the company as chief creative officer and head of innovation.
Last month, Us Weekly reported that 'things aren't great right now' due to Justin's erratic behavior causing 'a lot of stress' for Hailey.
'Family issues have clouded her success,' a source told the mag.
In the four-picture Instagram slideshow with Hailey, the pop star embraced her while relaxing poolside on a balcony overlooking a body of water during sunset
'Justin's going through a difficult time, and Hailey is giving him room to get himself back on track. He's doing his best, but it's tough.'
On Sunday, Bieber also posted a short video of himself touching and smiling at their 10-month-old son Jack Blues Bieber on his lap, which he captioned with eight heart-eye emojis.
Worryingly, the star also shared a slideshow of sweaty selfies captioned:
'Detoxxxxxxxxxxx.'
Justin - who previously got sober in 2014 - frequently shares snaps of himself smoking as his ever-present musician buddies grinded marijuana and rolled joints in the background.
Bieber's athleisure clothing company SKYLRK is rumored to launch on July 17.
The former YouTube sensation enlisted business partner Neima Khaila and 3D design consultant Finn Rush-Taylor to help him create the replacement to his prior label, Drew House.
Justin has recently fired his manager Scooter Braun, 'swagger coach' Ryan Good, business manager Lou Taylor, bodyguards Keith Gibbs and Eric Johnson, as well as security guard Kenny Hamilton.
Bieber was already suffering from depression before revealing he had come down with Ramsay Hunt syndrome in 2022, which made him focus more on his health than his career.
Instagram user @lasarahsmith got the most likes with her comment: '*Zooms in to make sure it's Hailey*'
On Sunday, the two-time Grammy winner also posted a short video of himself with their 10-month-old son Jack Blues Bieber on his lap, which he captioned with eight heart-eye emojis
Justin's most recent single - Moments - was featured on his former mentor Sean 'Diddy' Combs' fifth studio album The Love Album: Off the Grid in 2023.
The disgraced rap mogul, 55, is still incarcerated at MDC Brooklyn's Special Housing Unit ahead of his October 3 sentencing for two counts of transportation for the purposes of prostitution.
However, the jury of eight men and four women found Diddy not guilty of racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking charges on Wednesday.
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