Hailey Bieber flashes her midriff in a yellow crop top as she grabs lunch with husband Justin Bieber after the singer expressed concern for his wife’s ‘fragile’ mental health
Hailey Bieber flashed her midriff as she stepped out to grab some lunch with her husband Justin in Los Angeles on Friday.
The model, 26, sported a yellow crop top with a polo collar for the low-key outing which comes after the singer, 29, spoke out about his wife’s ‘fragile’ mental health.
Completing her outfit with a pair of loose fitting jeans, Hailey shielded her eyes with a pair of sunglᴀsses and styled her glossy brunette hair straight.
She slung a small leather bag over her shoulder and sipped on an iced coffee as they walked back to their car.
Justin attempted to fly under-the-radar as he pulled his green hoodie up to cover his face while carrying a pizza. The hitmaker wore a pair of light wash jeans with black side panels and white New Balance trainers.
Justin is said to be devastated over his wife Hailey’s ‘fragile’ mental health, following months of backlash and ‘death threats’ from fans of his ex-girlfriend Selena Gomez.
After suffering intense scrutiny for allegedly throwing shade at Selena, 30, on Instagram, the model recently opened up about going through a ‘hard time’ with all the negativity online.
In the wake of Hailey’s transparency about her mental health struggles, a source told Us Weekly on Friday that ‘it breaks Justin’s heart to have to see Hailey struggling emotionally the way she has been these past few months.’
‘He loves his wife more than anything and knows she has a heart of gold,’ the insider continued.
In January, Hailey received significant backlash when she and Kendall Jenner posted a since-deleted video on TikTok lip syncing the lyric, ‘And I’m not saying she deserved it, but I’m saying God’s timing is always right.’
Fans of Justin’s ex speculated that Hailey and Kendall were throwing shade at Selena, with Selena then urging her followers to back off when fans posted death threats.
Hailey’s post continued: ‘ And I know so many other people feel the same way I feel, so just know you’re not alone.
‘That being said, let’s keep being there for one another. Let’s be there for loved ones and friends and family and strangers. Let’s just be there for people.. let’s keep showing up for each other even when it’s hard. We’re better together,’ she concluded.
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