Hailey Bieber put an end to the rumors that she and her husband, Justin Bieber, is getting a divorce.
Rumors about Hailey and Justin's reported split started after the public spotted a hint in the model's Instagram photos earlier this month. According to The Sun, her lack of posts with the singer and the shortage of paparazzi photos seemingly indicated that they had not been spending their time together.
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In her recent counterattack, Hailey put the rumors to rest by posting a photo of her and Justin alongside Michael D. Ratner and Lauren Ratner to greet the former a happy birthday.
It served as her latest post featuring the "Ghost" singer since May 2, leading her followers to see it as something "fishy." On the other hand, Justin's last post - which he shared seven weeks ago to mark the launch of her Rhode brand in the UK - featured a carousel of photos of them together.
Amid the split rumors, Hailey and Justin's fans stood by them and defended them and their relationship with the public.
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One left a comment in the comments section, saying, "I'm reading through these comments and I cannot believe how much bullying there is. It's time to learn and grow leave him alone let him live his life if he is in trouble God's got him. I never comment but I've been seeing this happening over a month and it's appalling how much hate there is in this world."
"Maybe he just wants to be private and she respect his wishes ... not everything has to be public u know," one shared online, with another writing, "People not posting is social media means they are healthy, not the other way around."
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The same split rumors emerged after the Rolling Loud Festival, during which the crowd chanted "f**k Hailey Bieber" while the "Stay" singer was performing.
Despite such rumors, Justin has been protective of his wife and even defended her from the bullies online. In 2020, he shared a lengthy post on Instagram (via People) and told the public that it was not tight to bully the person he "loves the most in this world."
He also asked his supporters to lift them up in their prayers as they dealt with derogatory and shameful comments from some people.
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