Hailey Bieber reveals what Justin is REALLY like as a father as she admits she 'struggled to accept' surprise pregnancy with son Jack
The Rhode founder, 28, and the pop star, 31, welcomed their first child together, a baby boy called Jack, in August 2024.
But the couple have been plagued by rumours of marriage trouble in recent months, with the Baby hitmaker sparking concerns among fans with his behaviour.
While Hailey had been seen in public without her wedding ring last month, the couple appeared to be on affectionate terms when they were seen earlier this month in Switzerland.
And speaking to Vogue Italia as their August 2025 cover girl, Hailey appeared to quash the rumours of a rift as she gushed over Justin being an 'extraordinary' father, 'a natural', and 'seeing her as a goddess, a superhero'.
However Hailey also opened up about her pregnancy with Jack, revealing it was unexpected.
'The pregnancy was hard for me to accept, it was a surprise and you have to deal with so many emotions,' she told the outlet.
'You realise that your life will never be the same again, yes, it changes in a positive way, but it will never be the same again.'
'It was a huge challenge for me, mentally,' she added.
Despite this, Hailey said that everything ends up coming together eventually and it acted as a huge teaching lesson for her as a person - and her marriage.
'Suddenly, your partner sees you as a goddess, a superhero... Or at least, that's how it was for me,' she said.
Justin's bad behaviour has manifested in recent months in the form of arguing with Hailey online, acting erratically and clashing with paparazzi, a source told Page Six.
The material on the latest album, which Justin released July 11, included a trio of comedy skits with comic Druski.
One of the bits dubbed 'Therapy session,' in which Druski portrays a counsellor, Justin touches on the complications of living life in the limelight.
'That's been a tough thing for me recently - feeling like I have had to go through a lot of my struggles as a human, as all of us do, really publicly.
'And so people are always asking if I'm OK - and that starts to really weigh on me.'
Justin said that the attention makes him feel like he's 'the one with the issues and everyone else is perfect.'
The singer sold rights to his catalogue for $200million in 2023, the Los Angeles Times reported recently.
His most recent studio album prior to Swag was Justice in 2021. The album garnered critical acclaim and spawned successful commercial tracks such as Peaches, a Billboard Hot 200 chart-topper; and the top 10 hits Holy, Anyone and Ghost.
In February 2023, Justin officially cancelled the remainder of his Justice World Tour after the singer said he was diagnosed with the condition Ramsay Hunt syndrome, which can lead to facial paralysis.
Justin had previously had to cancel shows on the tour in the fall of 2022, explaining his absences from the stage in an emotional post on his Instagram Stories.
'Earlier this year, I went public with my battle with Ramsay-Hunt Syndrome, where my face was partially paralyzed,' he said. 'As a result of this illness, I was not able to complete the North American leg of the Justice Tour.
He said that he suffered health woes after performing a set at the Rock in Rio festival.
'After getting off stage, the exhaustion overtook me and I realized that I need to make my health the priority right now,' he said. 'So I'm going to take a break from touring for the time being. I'm going to be OK, but I need time to rest and get better.
'I've been so proud to bring this show and our message of Justice to the world. Thank you for your prayers and support throughout all of this! I love you all passionately!'
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