Justin Bieber to release long-awaited new album amid erratic behavior, marriage woe rumors: report
Justin Bieber is reportedly getting ready to release new music.
Def Jam Recordings record label will drop the pop star's long-awaited seventh studio album on Friday, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
TMZ reported the same, claiming that the album's name is 'Swag.'
Bieber's reps have not yet responded to Page Six's request for comment. Reps for Def Jam were also not immediately available.
However, the singer seemed to confirm the news by reposting The Kid Laroi's Instagram Story, which read, 'if you don't listen to this album when it drops we can't be friends. sorry I don't make the rules.'
Bieber wrote atop the post, which included an image of what looked like the album cover, 'LOVE YOU BROski.'
The Grammy winner also uploaded a picture and video of what appeared to be the album's tracklist.
He went on to share new family photos featuring his wife, Hailey Bieber, and their 10-month-old son, Jack, which seem to be affiliated with the project.
On Thursday, billboards featuring a black-and-white picture of a shirtless Justin — from the aforementioned photo shoot — along with the word 'Swag' started to pop up in different cities, including Los Angeles and Iceland.
Hailey took to her own Instagram account Thursday to re-share a billboard pic and support her husband — while slamming rumored trouble in their marriage. 'Is it finally clocking to you f–king losers?' she wrote atop the Instagram Stories slide, adding 'WTHELLY' by Rob49 to the background.
Justin spent some time in Iceland in April to put the finishing touches on the project, THR reported, with a source telling the outlet that he was really able to 'vibe out' during 'jam sessions' with a number of collaborators.
Gunna, Sexyy Red and Cash Cobain are reportedly among those featured on the album.
The Biebers have been battling divorce rumors for close to a year, with many sources claiming that Justin's recent erratic behavior is to blame.
However, both he and the model, 28, have repeatedly shut down speculation of trouble in paradise. And while the musician has shown himself smoking marijuana, his reps have denied that he is on drugs.
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