Justin Bieber gives major hint about state of relationship with Hailey amid marital strife rumors
The 31-year-old singer — whose odd behavior has fans puzzled — was active on Instagram, sharing a slew of photos from their life with son Jack Blues, 10 months.
The family-of-three appeared to be soaking up quality time as they kicked off their summer outdoors near a lake.
Photos shared to Justin's account, which he just changed from @justinbieber to @lilbieber, showed the model holding their son, pickleball paddles, and walking near a golf cart.
While the former child star has been frantically posting a barrage of online content in recent weeks, it's been reported that the Biebers' marriage is under a lot of stress.
'Justin's been a hard person to deal with recently because of what he's going through,' a source dished to Us Weekly earlier this week. 'It's been really hard on her.'
The person added: 'Family issues have clouded her success.'
But according to the Instagram pictures, which Bieber spread out through multiple posts, the spouses are sticking together.
Jack was dressed in a blue and white Toronto Maple Leafs jersey and a pair of jeans in several posts.
In another picture, which was also posted by Hailey, the infant sat in lush green grass on a soccer field.
'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,' a second source told the outlet.
The second insider claimed the pair have been enduring more 'ups and downs' than usual and 'things have been very tense in the last month.'
'Hailey's worried about Justin, especially with a [baby at home]. He hasn't been down like this in quite some time, so there's concern,' it was revealed.
There was also a photo of Jack sitting as he played near another child
As Justin continues to spark concern online over his bizarre social media posts, Hailey is said to feel frustrated over his 'loose cannon' antics.
But, ultimately, the person close to the couple said: 'She knows that's part of the industry and who she's married to.'
'They don't talk about divorce,' the first source insisted.
The second insider confirmed the odds of them calling it quits 'are very slim, especially because of their faith.'
'Faith is a big part of their life,' the source said. 'They believe they are soulmates and meant for each other.'
'They'll do anything to make it work,' the second source emphasized. 'They are going to get through it.'
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