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Hailey Bieber has posted another merry-go-round photo of her family life. In the photo, her son Jack Bruce Bieber was seen cuddling with her husband Justin Bieber. She recently opened up about growing up with her family.
On Easter Sunday, Hailey Bieber posted a new photo on Carousel that shows her recent family life with her husband Justin Bieber and son Jack Bruce Bieber. The collection opened with a shot of the Road Beauty founder enjoying a drink wearing bunny ears, with her diamond wedding ring on full display.
In the caption, she joked, “Not a normal mom, but a cool mom,” a reference to the character played by comedian Amy Poehler in the original Mean Girls movie.
The next few photos showed more of Jack, and some of them cuddling together. In the first photo, they appear to be attending an event, with the model wearing an all-black outfit with athletic pants, a black tank, and open-toed heels. In the second photo, the pair are sitting together on a couch, with Hailey wearing brown leggings and a loose green hoodie. Jack is wearing a striped shirt and gray sweats.
She also shared a shot of Justin and Jack sitting outside watching the pop star’s 2011 movie Justin Bieber: Never Say Never together.
The carousel included two photos of Jack exploring with his hands. Hailey shared a shot of the toddler holding a sprinkled donut and a shot of her hands covered in stickers. The cuffs of a white cardigan with green trim are slightly visible.
In a recent interview with Australian Vogue, Hayley spoke at length about motherhood and how her relationship with work has changed thanks to Jack.
“I definitely feel most fulfilled when my family is together,” she said. “But I also feel so passionate about doing what I love, meeting new people, and working with Lorde and this brand. It’s something that’s really, really, really fulfilling for me, and it’s ignited this deep passion. Both of those things have been huge blessings in my life.”
“I’m learning new things every day about being a mom and being his mom. But I think the biggest lesson I learned from him was being able to let go and surrender to the fact that I’m learning how to be a parent and how to be a mom, and accepting that it’s okay to not know what you’re doing. It’s a good lesson. He’s going to be okay, and we can learn together one day at a time.”
