Model and entrepreneur Hailey Bieber has given a heartfelt glimpse into her new life as a mother, detailing the journey she shares with her husband, pop superstar Justin Bieber. In a candid conversation, she spoke about the unique challenges and profound joys of navigating parenthood under the constant glare of the public eye.
Finding a Private Balance in a Public World
Hailey Bieber, the founder of the popular skincare brand Rhode, revealed that she and Justin have worked hard to establish a comfortable rhythm for their family. She expressed that they now feel secure with the balance they have struck between sharing parts of their life with fans and fiercely guarding their private moments. The couple, who tied the knot in 2018 and reaffirmed their commitment in a vow renewal ceremony six years later in Hawaii, have built a strong foundation from their shared experience of growing up in the spotlight.
The Uncharted Territory of Motherhood
When asked about the biggest surprise of becoming a mother, Hailey was candid. She admitted that no amount of advice from others could have truly prepared her for the reality of raising a child. "I didn't think there was anything someone could tell you about it that would ever prepare you until you do it yourself," she confessed. This raw honesty highlights the universal learning curve all new parents face, regardless of fame.
A Protective Instinct for Their Son
The central theme of Hailey's reflections is a powerful, protective instinct for their child. She and Justin are the proud parents of a 15-month-old boy named Jack Blues, who was welcomed into the world in August 2024. "We both feel very protective of our son, and I don't think that's ever going to change," Hailey stated firmly. Acknowledging the inescapably public nature of their lives, she added, "Our life is our life, and it's really public, so we're just going to cross every bridge when we get there." Despite their global fame, the couple's top priority remains clear: shielding their young son and nurturing their family bond away from the cameras.
