Justin Bieber has another outing without wife Hailey amid their ongoing relationship woes
The star - who recently enjoyed a solo outing to a Russian bathhouse - wore a printed white T-shirt and black shades as he headed to his destination with his arm rested out of the rolled-down window.
Earlier in the week, the pair were seen on a number of separate outings, which included Justin at Voda Spa on Thursday, while Hailey drove through the bustling city the same day.
On Wednesday, the two stars were also spotted separately as Hailey enjoyed a bite to eat at celeb hotspot Sushi Park alongside Leonardo DiCaprio's ex Camila Morrone.
Meanwhile, Justin gave a glimpse of his workout routine in his Instagram stories.
The married did, however, put on an united front to attend J Martin Garrix's headlining gig in LA, and in a fan's TikTok, Justin could be seen backstage with Hailey.
The couple stood next to each other as he draped his arm over his wife's shoulders.
The two stars were later seen grooving to the DJ's set in the VIP section and, at one point, the singer removed his shirt and stood behind Hailey.
Back together: Justin shared a series of snaps with Hailey on Saturday
Rumors continued to swirl of relationship woes between the pair - and a source told Us Weekly last week about their 'tense' marriage: 'Things aren't great right now.'
The insider added that Justin's erratic behavior had caused 'a lot of stress' for Hailey: 'Family issues have clouded her success. Justin's going through a difficult time, and Hailey is giving him room to get himself back on track.
'He's doing his best, but it's tough.'
Not a good look: Hailey was brutally mocked by fans after she debuted her latest Rhode beauty accessory that held a Peptide Lip Treatment
Waisted: The model's followers couldn't make up their minds on the new accessory
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Daily Mail
an hour ago
- Daily Mail
Dance class with very eye-catching name is BANNED by Utah rec center
A dance fitness class with a cheeky name and a loyal following has been shut down indefinitely by city officials in a conservative Utah town. The cancelling of Dirtylicious Dance Fitness classes has sparked a fierce backlash, a flood of complaints, and accusations that the city Provo is 'silencing' women's empowerment all under the guise of morality. The classes are a high-energy, choreography-driven workout designed to help adults, especially women, reconnect with movement, confidence, and community. The Provo Recreation Center has hosted the increasingly popular classes for the last three years with four sessions running a week because of the strong demand, but that all came to a sudden halt last month. In a June 23 email, the city notified Erica Tanner the program's founder, CEO, and who also lives in Provo, that Dirtylicious was being permanently removed from the schedule. 'We've decided to move in a different direction that aligns with our current goals in programming,' the center's management wrote bluntly. But what started as a generic programming update quickly morphed into something far more contentious. Tanner, who launched Dirtylicious in 2019 with co-founder Chelsey Curtis, said the decision came without warning and without any clear justification. 'It was not just devastating but deeply unjust,' Tanner said to KSL. 'We asked for specific examples of what they didn't like or specific dance moves. We asked what policies the instructors broke or what parameters were inappropriate. We asked many times for clarification … and it was discovered there was nothing they could reference,' Tanner said. 'They were pretty much asking our instructors to abide by policies that had never been created and our instructors had never been made aware of.' City officials eventually clarified how a man had watched an old promotional video shot at the rec center, taken issue with the content, and filed a complaint. That in turn triggered a review by Provo staff, who decided the choreography didn't align with the city's 'moral standards' and 'family-friendly values.' 'What started out as a really good fitness-focused class gradually became more content, which involved adult-natured moves,' said Cathy Smits, the recreation center's programming director. 'That did not align with our family-friendly facility codes and standards for Provo City. 'I believe the decision to discontinue the class is both appropriate and reasonable.' Tanner maintains the classes remained appropriate for the audience who are all adults aged 18 and above and that it was in line with other dance or fitness classes at the rec center. 'Why was Dirtylicious singled out when we follow the same norms, same standards, same unwritten policies as other city-sanctioned fitness programs?' Tanner asked. 'The lighting, the music, the choreography - it mirrored what's already happening in other classes.' At its core, Dirtylicious is an empowering, beginner-friendly dance fitness format that blends the physical intensity of a workout with a performance. Each class teaches a short 30-second routine, carefully broken down for students, and emphasizes posture, control, and self-expression. 'Many adults used to dance when they were younger,' Tanner said. 'We're reclaiming that. You don't stop being expressive or joyful just because you're older. And that's what Dirtylicious does - it brings back that confidence.' No prior experience is needed, and classes routinely attract women in their 20s to their 60s - many of them moms, professionals, or women looking for a safe and supportive space. 'For a lot of women, especially mothers, this was the only adult interaction they had all day,' Tanner said. 'It wasn't just a workout. It was a lifeline.' Since the cancellation, Provo's rec center has faced a barrage of online criticism. Dozens of one-star Google reviews have been left accusing the city of censorship, sexism, and hypocrisy. 'I am extremely disappointed in the Provo Rec Center with their recent decision to remove their extremely popular class,' one woman wrote. Another added: 'This class provided a safe, empowering space for adult women to connect, build confidence, and enjoy a physically healthy form of self-expression.' 'Dirtylicious quite literally changed my life,' said another. 'It was a place where I could dance, laugh, sweat, and feel seen.' An online petition demanding the class's reinstatement has gathered more than 500 signatures in a matter of days. Meanwhile, Dirtylicious members are canceling rec center memberships and urging others to call city officials and protest. 'It has been so wild. I'm talking hundreds of women and men are speaking out, memberships are being canceled, reviews are being posted,' Tanner said. 'The outcry is real because Dirtylicious Dance Fitness meant something to these people.' 'This is about fairness,' she went on. 'Provo says it's inclusive. But when a class that celebrates confidence, fitness, and sisterhood gets shut down - without transparency - that tells a different story.' Tanner said she and her instructors repeatedly asked for clarification and offered to revise their routines or adjust to written guidelines but no such advice has been provided and all offers have been rejected. 'They told us we broke rules that didn't exist,' Tanner explained. 'How can you follow rules that are unwritten?' City officials have since hinted that Dirtylicious might return, if the choreography is modified. 'We're working with the owners of Dirtylicious to see if they would be able to modify the content,' Smits told Fox 13. But Tanner has said that it directly contradicts what was said to her behind closed doors. 'They told us in an email that Dirtylicious classes are officially canceled forever.' she said. 'We want to collaborate. But we need fairness. And we need clarity. 'We built something vibrant and powerful here in Provo and I won't let it disappear quietly. This is about giving people - especially women - a voice, a place, and a stage. We're not done.' Dirtylicious continues to operate in gyms and studios across Utah, with additional classes in Arizona, Hawaii, Texas and Florida.
Daily Mail
an hour ago
- Daily Mail
Love Island viewers stunned as Emma shares huge revelation about ex Harry as she confronts him over their relationship
Love Island viewers were left stunned during Monday's show when Emma Munro shared a huge relationship about her ex Harry Crossley. The lothario was left stunned on Sunday when his former girlfriend was revealed to be one of the six new Casa Amor ladies, with the brunette beauty wasting no time in giving him some harsh home truths. But in the latest installment of the ITV2 dating show, Emma dropped a bombshell about Harry whilst confronting him about how he treated her in their relationship. As they sat in the garden, Emma, who dated Harry for four years, fumed: 'You've brought girls into our home, and I wouldn't do that to you because that was the rules. 'And you think the rules don't apply to you. It's my house Harry. You think as soon as a boundary's in place, cross it. You think "oh yes, let me f**k this up." Like there's no need for any other women to be in my house.' As Harry tried to explain himself, he insisted he's 'always here' for her, recalling he said that very thing to her in a letter her wrote to her 'years ago.' However, Emma was quick to call him out on his mistake, revealing he's actually penned the note in February. Amid her ex's confusion about the date, Emma remarked: 'We make the choice not to be together because we know that you can't give me what I need. And that's why, it's not because we don't love each other, we have to be strong enough to stand on that decision.' Watching the scenes unfold, fans were left dumbfounded by Harry's audacity to cheat in the home he shared with Emma, with several taking to X to have their say. They penned: 'Harry cheated on Emma with multiple girls in THEIR OWN HOUSE??? Yh no that tells me everything I need to know 'Emma has clocked and embarrassed Harry on national television. She got the last laugh i have no choice but to applaud.' 'HARRY BROUGHT GIRLS INTO EMMAS HOME WHEN THEY WERE TOGETHER???' ''fact of the matter is, you brought girls into our home' Emma really said I'm going to air all your dirty laundry.' 'Harry was cheating on Emma in her own house??!!! Yeah Harry mate take a seat.' Watching the scenes unfold, fans were left dumbfounded by Harry's audacity to cheat in the home he shared with Emma, with several taking to X to have their say 'Harry is one nasty piece a man. Bringing girls to Emma's house and cheating. SLEEZEBALL.' 'Harry cheated and brought a woman into Emma's house? Diabolical, my God.' The revelation came after Harry was confronted by Emma over his 'disgraceful' behaviour as she branded him and Helena 'snakes'. After getting settled in Casa Amor, Harry and Emma step away to catch up one-on-one, and the beauty is quick to lay some home truths on Harry about his 'disgraceful' behaviour with Helena. He begins: 'Well welcome to the mad house. Are you just... you're looking for some fun? I mean, what are you thinking?' Emma explains: 'Well I'm here for the same reason as everyone else. I'm here to find someone.' However, as Harry tries to get flirtatious with her, she is quick to shut him down and tells him to 'drop the act'. He says: 'Why are you trying to be all wholesome? You little freak' causing Emma to hit back: 'Don't use that language with me. Drop the act. No, drop the act real quick. That chat, you can save that for Helena.' After getting settled in Casa Amor, Harry and Emma step away to catch up, and the beauty is quick to lay some home truths on Harry about his 'disgraceful' behaviour with Helena Attempting to continue, she says: 'But your behaviour Harry...' but Harry interrupts to complain: 'No, I don't need you to come and tell me off.' But Emma continues regardless, saying: 'It's disgraceful though… like, how are you still doing the same thing? The way you've been moving with Helena honestly…' She then tells him: 'You two deserve each other, I think you're a great couple' causing Harry to thank her, before she finishes: '…two snakes.' Love Island continues Tuesday at 9pm on ITV2.
Times
an hour ago
- Times
James Rebanks: The Great Gatsby is overrated
The first time I read The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway I felt things I've hardly ever felt again. The old fisherman and the boy fascinated me because the friendship, or love between them was like the relationship between my grandfather and me. It felt like it was about the men I grew up among, who toiled endlessly and who rarely 'won'. I loved that Hemingway thought this poor fisherman was heroic. The Position of Spoons and Other Intimacies by Deborah Levy. She writes some of the most elegant prose of anyone I know. She's also really interesting about how women often get trapped as 'minor characters'. I grew up in a very old-fashioned farming family with a domineering patriarch and it took me a long time to break out of that and see the damage it did to some of the women.
