All About Justin and Hailey Bieber's 'Miracle' Baby Jack Blues Bieber
The baby was named Jack Blues Bieber in keeping with a Bieber family tradition to have the initials "JB."
His arrival caused a "total shift" in Justin and Hailey's relationship.Justin and Hailey Bieber are the proud new parents of their firstborn son, Jack Blues Bieber. The couple welcomed their "miracle" baby in August 2024 and have basically been in the honeymoon phase with their son ever since.
"The pregnancy was something that they very much wished and prayed for. The day they found out that Hailey was pregnant, was the best ever for Justin," an insider previously told People. "He was over the moon with excitement. It was a big celebration for them."
Hailey Bieber has since celebrated her first Mother's Day as a mom, calling parenthood the "wildest, coolest thing I've ever done." Oh, and since welcoming Jack, she's somehow found time to ink a billion dollar deal for E.l.f. Beauty to acquire her viral skincare brand, rhode.
Still, the model illuminated some of her fears around parenting in the limelight during an interview with The Sunday Times. "It's enough that people say things about my husband or my friends," she told the publication. "I can't imagine having to confront people saying things about a child.' That said, 'We can only do the best we can to raise them. As long as they feel loved and safe.'
Ahead, everything the model and her pop star husband have shared so far about their baby boy, Jack Blues Bieber.
The model did not reveal she was expecting until she was already six months pregnant. A source later explained their reasoning in an interview with People.
'They've felt very protective of the baby from the moment they found out,' the insider said at the time. 'It was important for them to keep it quiet and just enjoy for as long as possible before they publicly confirmed [it].'
The couple did tell their close friends and family, however, and simply asked them "not share until they were ready to announce."
Following the announcement, the rhode founder took her style cues from fellow celebrity mom Rihanna. Hailey actually referenced the "Umbrella" singer's pregnancy looks long before she herself was expecting, back in 2022.
"[Rihanna] was the most gorgeous, hottest pregnant woman I've ever seen," Hailey told W Magazine. "And I think I'll only know when that time comes, but yeah," she said, "I definitely don't want to feel like I have to sacrifice my style when being pregnant. My style is something that's really important to me."
New dad Justin announced his son's arrival on Instagram, writing, "WELCOME HOME JACK BLUES BIEBER 🐻." A source later told People that the couple was "overjoyed."
"The baby is such a miracle. He's adorable and doing well," the insider said, adding, "Hailey's doing well, too."
Though the couple did not reveal Jack's exact birthdate, fellow model mom Adwoa Aboah later let it slip that their babies were born "a day apart." Fans now believe that Jack was born on August 22.
The name Jack Blues Bieber is sentimental for a number of reasons: Jack is the middle name of Justin's dad, Jeremy Bieber, and with the initials "JB," baby Jack is following in the footsteps of both Justin and his grandfather, as well as his aunt and uncle Jazmyn and Jaxon with his very own "JB" name.
Roughly nine months after Jack's arrival, Hailey opened up about her birth story in an interview with Vogue. The beauty mogul revealed that she had suffered from life-threatening postpartum complications.
'That shit was so crazy. That was not fun. They broke my water. I went into labor and I labored for a few hours. No epidural, nothing,' Bieber said about her 18-hour labor. However, things took a turn for the worse after Jack's arrival when doctors were unable to stop her bleeding and she had a postpartum hemorrhage.
Despite trusting her doctor 'with [her] life,' the model said her concerns escalated when the medical staff tried unsuccessfully to staunch her bleeding. Admitting she was starting to 'get a little freaked out,' Bieber shared, 'I had peace that I knew [my doctor] would never let anything happen to me. But I was bleeding really badly, and people die, and the thought crosses your mind.'
Setting aside those stubborn divorce rumors, adding a new baby to the mix was apparently just what the doctor ordered for the husband and wife duo. 'There has been a total shift in their marriage since renewing their vows [in May 2024] and welcoming baby Jack,' a source told Us Weekly a few months after Jack's arrival. 'He's truly brought them so much happiness and a renewed bond.'
Given that Justin is a major hockey fan, perhaps it will come as no surprise that the "Never Say Never" singer wants to share the sport with his son. At a charity hockey game benefitting victims of the L.A. wildfires, Justin told reporters that he would teach Jack to skate "as soon as possible," jokingly adding "it's never too early," per People.
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