Hailey Bieber shares supportive message to Justin Bieber
posted a message of comfort to her husband Justin Bieber, on social media.
The model, 28, shared a small cartoon drawing featuring a red 'loving you forever' button and a second frame with a cute green creature pressing it, with 'me' written on it.
The move comes after Justin, 31, posted a long confessional on Instagram Friday, admitting his 'selfishness' and other flaws, asking for God's help.
The couple have been plagued with rumors about problems in their marriage since 2023, when Hailey's father, Stephen Baldwin, 58, reposted a call for prayers for the couple.
Justin Bieber, who was diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt syndrome in June 2022, stepped away from the public life for a while, but seems to be returning to music, if recent photos from his trip to Iceland posted on social media are any indication.
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