Justin Bieber's Mother's Day post raises eyebrows after he welcomed baby with wife Hailey
Justin Bieber has shared a bizarre outburst on Mother's Day as his wife Hailey celebrated her first since welcoming the couple's child.
The Canadian pop star, 31, and Hailey, 28, became parents last year with the arrival of their son, Jack, in August.
Taking to his Instagram 'notes' section, Justin shared the comment, 'Love u moms but mothers day sucks ass'.
He also shared another message on his Instagram stories, writing, 'Good luck today for anyone navigating Mother's Day.'
The Peaches singer swiftly deleted his note, which appears at the top of a user's inbox and above their profile picture, after bewildered comments began circulating online.
'Justin bieber posting 'mother's day sucks ass' as his wife celebrates her first one is so …. vile to me,' one user wrote on X.
'wtf is wrong with justin bieber???' another shared.
'I'm not surprised he's not taking to the family life like everyone was so excited about when they first shared the news. He's been in dire need of therapy, not a baby,' a third wrote.
'Man is going through something to be externalizing (sic) all of this. Not excusing his behavior (sic) but man the cruelty he is showing his wife is so sad,' a fourth chimed in.
Justin later made up for the comments by sharing a video of his elaborate present for Hailey on the special day.
The pair could be seen sitting on the terrace of their sprawling LA home, enjoying a Mexican feed as Hailey was serenaded by a mariachi band.
He also shared several photos of Hailey over the course of the day, calling her the 'best mommy day girlie.'
The couple married at a courthouse in September 2018, just months after Justin's split from Selena Gomez.
Their second wedding took place in South Carolina a year later.
Many speculated Justin's comments about Mother's Day could have been directed at his own mother, Pattie Mallette.
It's thought the performer has been estranged from Pattie, 50, for several years, after she was ever-present during his rise to fame from 2008.
While he's not gone into details, Justin did divulge to Billboard in 2015 he hadn't spoken to his mother for some time, though added he had nothing but love for her.
'We spent some time not talking, so it takes time to rebuild that trust,' he shared at the time.
'She's living in Hawaii now, so it's hard, but getting better. She's an amazing woman and I love her.'
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