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Justin Bieber Posted A Cryptic Message About 'Fears' And Letting Go 'To Mature' After Pushing Back Against Rumors He And Hailey Are Divorcing

Justin Bieber Posted A Cryptic Message About 'Fears' And Letting Go 'To Mature' After Pushing Back Against Rumors He And Hailey Are Divorcing

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Since they tied the knot in 2018, it's been hard for Justin and Hailey Bieber to avoid divorce rumors.
Whether it's fans picking apart their social media posts or quotes from their family members, sleuths online are pretty much always speculating that their marriage is on the rocks. But, the couple — who welcomed their baby boy, Jack Blues Bieber, last year — have pushed back against divorce rumors and made it clear that they're a united team.
Only last month, Justin was forced to clarify that he and Hailey are all good after fans online noticed that he'd unfollowed her on Instagram. Setting the record straight, he wrote on his Instagram story: 'Someone went on my account and unfollowed my wife. Shit is getting suss out here.'
Around the same time, a source also talked to People about the 'constant split rumors,' emphasizing that Justin and Hailey are 'fine' and that 'anyone who spends a lot of time with them can tell how in love they are and also how super focused they are on their marriage.'
'They are both very mature for their age and so in it together. It's [a] very special marriage,' the insider added.
And now, off the back of all the unfollowing headlines, Justin has offered some words of advice to his Instagram followers about growth and how to 'enter into a life of love.'
On Feb. 20, Justin — who's open about his Christian beliefs — posted a lengthy and cryptic message to his Instagram Story set to the sound of 'Free Fallin'' by John Mayer. 'Its time to grow up,' he began. 'Changing is about letting go ! Not trying harder! Are you tired of trying to follow all of the rules in hopes to get the results you crave? I've found love to be more powerful than rules.'
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Admitting that he's not always 'good' at following rules, Justin told his followers: 'u dont need to follow rules to enter into a life of love. U just receive so enter love living! God always grants us love! Its one of his promises! Upon receiving Gods love! U start to change and start following love.'
The post concluded with sentiments about growth and maturity, with the singer advising that 'you don't work to mature,' you 'let go to mature.' 'Today im letting go and remembering the weight isnt on me to change. The weight is on God,' he wrote. 'So I give all my insecurities and my fears to him this morning. Because I know he gladly takes it. Asking Jesus to genuinely help me with simply the next step today.'
So, it certainly sounds like Justin is working through some feelings — and maybe that'll coincide with some new music. Notably, JB has been more active on social media in recent months, dropping hints that he's gearing up to drop his first new album since 2021. Here's to hoping!
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