Justin Bieber shares his "forever and always"; posts pictures with Hailey Bieber amid divorce rumours
, the controversial singer who has been making headlines for his bizarre behaviour, dismissed the divorce rumours single-handedly with a social media post, where he is tightly embracing Hailey Bieber.
Justin Bieber's 'Forever and Always'
In an Instagram post shared by the 'Ghost' singer, Justin and Hailey are hugging each other on the lakeside balcony, while they are sitting on a white table. Giving a homely vibe, Hailey donned a pair of white pyjamas and a grey tank top. Justin, with his peculiar style, wore a pair of black pants, a light blue shirt, a brown sleeveless jacket, a pair of slippers, and a distinctive pair of goggles.
The caption of the post read, 'My forever n always,' with 15 double pink heart emojis. The singer embedded 'Careless Whisper' by
George Michael
in the post.
In the comment section, many fans shared beautiful words for the couple, along with lots of hearts. However, many others wrote the caption that they zoomed the images to check whether it's Hailey, as only the back and part of her face are visible from the angles at which the pictures were taken.
The issues in the Bieber house
Previously, rumours of Hailey's desire for space from the drama surfaced on the internet, in addition to the reports of her being stressed by his erratic social behaviour.
'She's exhausted and really needs Justin to pull himself together, particularly now that he's a father,' the source said, according to Radar Online. 'Hailey just wants a stable, normal life—she's reaching her breaking point,' they added.
According to US Weekly, the source said that the Bieber house is not stable right now, as Hailey has been stressed by his erratic behaviour. Being on a Vogue cover and selling shares of her brand for $1 billion were her biggest achievements, which were allegedly clouded due to constant family issues.
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