Hailey Baldwin is adoring her husband as the lovebirds enjoy a Parisian getaway.
While spending time in Europe together on Monday in celebration ofJustin Bieber’s birthday, the model dedicated a sweet tribute to him alongside a series of photos.
In an additional picture Baldwin shared on her Instagram story, the doting wife wrote, “HAPPY BIRTHDAY MY LOVE.”
On Bieber’s social media Monday, the Grammy nominee promoted his next single “Hold On” ahead ofhis sixth studio albumJustice,set to be released on March 19.
Last month, Baldwin shared a similar array of photos alongside Bieber. “[Very] happy [you’re] my Valentine ❤️,” she captioned her post which included snaps of the two embracing each other from various locales.
Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin.Hailey Bieber/Instagram
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Also in February, the couplesold their Beverly Hills home(fully furnished) for $7,955 after originally purchasing the abode for $8.5 million in 2018, PEOPLE confirmed.
In a recent conversation in which Baldwin discussed her life as a wife, she opened up about her husband’s experience with Lyme disease.
“Lyme disease is an interesting thing because a lot of people don’t believe it’s real, and a lot of people think it’s [bulls—],” she said while guesting onWomen’s Health UKpodcastGoing for Gold. “But I’ve had it before, I’ve dealt with it. My husband has it and deals with it very deeply. I think it’s about finding the right doctors who believe in getting to the bottom of any health issues that you might have.”
Baldwin also revealed how she withstands the criticism she and her husband often receive.
She said during her interview, “The way I’ve dealt with a lot of the attention, the negative attention, lies and just media in general is I’ve talked a lot through with a therapist. I do therapy consistently. I think that being able to process those things and process those feelings has helped a lot.”
source: people.com
