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Justin and Hailey Bieber brought their son Jack to Coachella. Hailey shared a photo of Jack dancing with Justin while she rehearsed, as well as a photo of the three of them posing as a family. Hailey spoke earlier this year about a Justin Bieber song that Jack is already singing.
Justin and Hailey Bieber made Coachella weekend a family affair. After Justin’s headlining show on Weekend 1, Hailey posted a photo of herself and her 1-year-old son Jack “Bruce” Bieber in Indio, California. Jack attended Justin’s rehearsal wearing a white tank top and black pants. Hailey’s Instagram merry-go-round shows her dancing with her mom to Justin’s set, and the final photo shows her arm covered in a temporary tattoo of Bieberchella.
This isn’t Jack’s first visit to the area. When Justin was announced as the headliner at Coachella in September 2025, his family visited and shared photos of Jack walking around with his parents.
Justin’s Saturday night performance went viral, and sources told Entertainment Tonight yesterday about how every element of the show was intentional. “Everything about Justin’s Coachella set was completely planned in advance,” the source explained. “There was no improvisation. He was very happy with how everything worked out.”
In February, Hailey spoke on Jake Shane’s Therapuss podcast about how Jack started singing his father’s songs. “He kept saying, ‘Baby, oh baby, oh baby oh,’ and I was like, ‘Oh, that’s so crazy,'” she said.
She also described how Jack, who was just beginning to speak at the time, liked to say the word “basketball.”
“He always says ‘basketball,'” she said. “I went to wake him up from his nap today and he was like ‘basketball’. He’s just – crazy. It’s so funny. He just started saying ‘please’ too. He knew how to sign for a really long time. So I would say, “Hey, please say it,” and he would say this (sign language for please): “Please.” And now he said, “Please.” Oh, that’s so cute. It’s really fun. ”
Her son is athletic, she told Shane during a conversation, “He’s walking. He’s running. He’s kicking the soccer ball. He’s throwing the soccer ball. (He’s) working on all of that.”
