Justin Bieber & More Celebrating Their First Father's Day in 2025
Justin Bieber has a new family member keeping him and Hailey Bieber company: their baby boy Jack Blues Bieber.
Indeed, just a month before Father's Day last year, the Grammy winner and his wife of six years shared they were expecting their son, whom they welcomed in August. 'Giving birth was the hardest thing I've ever done,' Hailey told in an interview published May 20. 'I was on that s--t. I was doing everything. I felt stronger physically than I ever had before.'
In the months since becoming parents, both Hailey and Justin have given glimpses into life with their baby boy on social media, with the Grammy winner even teasing how his son was helping him get a jumpstart on summer fun. Sharing highlights from a cabin getaway with friends and little Jack on Instagram on May 29th, Justin teased, 'Gonna be a good summer.'
And one way the Canada native already hopes his son follows in his footsteps is through a love of hockey. Justin told the Los Angeles Kings' media team earlier this year that he plans to get baby Jack Blues in skates 'as soon as possible' because it's 'never too early.'
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But Justin isn't the only first-time dad celebrating the milestone this Father's Day on June 15.
Milo Ventimiglia and his wife Jarah Mariano welcomed their daughter Ke'ala Coral Ventimiglia in January, sharing her arrival came not long after they lost their home in the devastating Los Angeles fires.
And among the possessions that burned in the fires was their baby girl's nursery, as the Gilmore Girls alum told CBS News on January 9, 'The whole thing was set up.'
Still, Milo and Jarah have been able to keep close what they consider most important: their family. 'We've got good friends and we got good people we're working with and we'll make do,' he emphasized. 'Wife and baby and dog, most important.'
Keep reading to see other stars celebrating their first Father's Day this year…
Henry CavillLogan PaulZachary LeviLuke GrimesJustin BieberEd WestwickMilo VentimigliaBen HigginsColton UnderwoodAaron Judge Shohei Ohtani Justin ReidAaron TveitJett PuckettMatt Barnett
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