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Hailey Bieber Shares Sweet New Selfie With Husband Justin Bieber and Their Newborn Son Jack
Hailey Bieber will always be Justin Bieber’s favorite girl.
And the “One Less Lonely Girl” singer is sure to remind the world. After all, he couldn’t help but share sweet glimpses into his vacation to Costa Rica with the Rhode Beauty founder.
Justin highlighted their romantic getaway in a series of photos on Instagram Dec. 16, including the couple posing for selfies and the Grammy winner pressing a sweet kiss on his wife’s cheek. In other pics, Hailey—donning a red gown adorned with a rose for a wedding they were attending—was glowing as she stood by the ocean at sunset.
It was the perfect repose for the couple, who share 3-month-old Jack Blue Bieber, to unplug and focus on one another. For Hailey and Justin, who have received backlash for their relationship in the past, sharing brief glimpses into their personal lives has been their preferred method of posting online.
Justin Timberlake Cancels Another Show on World Tour After Suffering a Back Injury
What goes around… can sometimes be way too tight.
Justin Timberlake seemingly had an NSFW wardrobe malfunction due to an issue with his harness while performing on stage in Nashville Dec. 12.
In a video shared to TikTok Dec. 13, the “Sexy Back” singer—rocking a gray long-sleeved t-shirt and dark gray loose pants—sang his song “Mirrors” while strapped into a harness that helps lift him up into the air at another point in the show. However, the contraption was so tight and high on his thighs that it stretched the material of his thin pants, showing off the outline of his entire—er—package.
And fans certainly took note of the eye-bulging mishap. As one user commented on the video, “I think you saw Justin’s Timber.”
Another quipped, “That’s nuts.”
Others were mostly concerned about how the blunder wasn’t prevented.
“The way my jaw dropped,” one fan said. “Honey NO ONE TOLD HIM during rehearsals? Oof.”
‘It Ends With Us’ Star Justin Baldoni Shares Where He Really Stands on a Sequel (Exclusive)
Justin Baldoni has a funny way of showing his affection.
The It Ends with Us director—who also starred alongside Blake Lively in the book adaptation—playfully revealed how his tech-savvy ways have contributed to his long-lasting marriage to wife Emily Baldoni as he shared a clip of her receiving hyperbaric oxygen therapy, a process by which one receives pure oxygen with additional air pressure.
“@emilybaldoni can get exhausted by my childish excitement of all the latest health gadgets,” Justin wrote in the Dec. 11 Instagram Stories post as his wife wore an oxygen mask inside a padded room. “So I figured the best way to cure her exhaustion was to get her in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber.”
The Jane the Virgin alum cheekily added, “There are no marriage issues an hour of pure O2 can’t fix.”
Humor has been a key part of the couple’s 11-year marriage, dating all the way back to Justin’s viral 27-minute proposal video—which he recently quipped was “my first movie, actually.”
Paris Jackson and Justin Long are ready to love each other forevermore.
Days after the daughter of the late Michael Jackson announced her engagement to the music producer, the couple spent a thrilling evening in Paris, France.
And it wouldn’t be a trip to the City of Love without a trip to the Eiffel Tower. In fact, Paris even posted a snap on her Instagram Stories Dec. 9 of her kissing her fiancé by the glimmering lights of the Parisian monument.
The 26-year-old first shared news of their engagement during a sweet birthday tribute to Justin, which included snaps of the musician dropping to one knee tucked in the Instagram carousel.
“Happy birthday my sweet blue,” she wrote on Dec. 6. “Doing life with you these last years has been an indescribable whirlwind and i couldn’t dream of anyone more perfect for me to do it all with. Thank you for letting me be yours. I love you.”
The model, who has teamed up with designer Kenneth Cole to raise awareness for The Mental Health Coalition, spoke on Good Morning America about her own experiences with anxiety.
She recalled after her panic attacks started recurring, she, “finally kind of got the information that I needed about it.”
“For me, I have good days and I have some really anxious days, so I’m really off and on,” Kendall expressed, adding that was why she wanted to become involved with the movement. “What I hope to accomplish is for people to not feel as alone.”
During his tour, which is set to continue through July 2025, Timberlake’s family, wife Jessica Biel and their sons Silas, 9, and Phineas, 4, have cheered him on at several shows.
“It’s also a very special evening for me,” the “Can’t Stop This Feeling” singer told the crowd at the Bell Centre in Montreal as the 7th Heaven alum watched him from near the stage. “My wife is here tonight. And tonight is our 12-year anniversary.”
After blowing her a kiss, Timberlake continued, “So be nice to her, Montreal, because she’s sharing me with all of you guys tonight.”
He later put his hand on his heart and told his wife, “I love you, baby.”
Look back at the family’s cutest moments together…
The Biebers spent November in baby, baby, baby bliss.
In an adorable photo posted to Hailey Bieber’s Instagram, the model—alongside husband Justin Bieber—smiled ear to ear as Hailey cradled their baby boy Jack Blues Bieber, 3 months, on a family outing.
“November,” Hailey wrote in the caption of the Nov. 29 Instagram post, “aka the best month of the year.”
In the first pic of the carousel of photos, the Rhode Beauty founder and the “Sorry” singer wore fur coats while Jack sat comfortably in a baby bjorn strapped to his mom’s chest.
The images that followed were a compilation of beauty products, homemade recipes, and mirror selfies from Hailey’s whirlwind month.
Indeed, November was a memorable one for Hailey. Not only did she celebrate her 28th birthday with a martini-themed bash, but she also opened up about her post-baby fitness journey.
Nearly three months after giving birth to her first child, the birthday girl celebrated with a gym sesh led by fitness trainer Kirsty Godson, whose client list also boasts names such as Olivia Rodrigo and Kaia Gerber.
Cryptocurrency entrepreneur Justin Sun turned heads by consuming the banana from Maurizio Cattelan’s controversial artwork Comedian, which he purchased for $6.2 million at Sotheby’s.
The event took place at Hong Kong’s Peninsula Hotel, where Sun declared the artwork “iconic” and emphasized its relevance to the digital age. He highlighted parallels between conceptual art and cryptocurrency, noting how both focus on intellectual property and intangible value rather than physical existence.
“It’s much better than other bananas,” remarked Sun, originally from China, after taking his first bite. “It’s really quite good.”
Sun shared that he initially felt a sense of “disbelief” in the first 10 seconds after winning the bid, but quickly realized, “this could turn into something significant.” Moments later, he decided he would eat the banana. “Eating it at a press conference can also become part of the artwork’s legacy,” he remarked.
Maurizio Cattelan’s Comedian, an edible artwork that debuted at the 2019 Art Basel show, stirred debates about the nature of art.
On Friday, Justin Sun, the current owner of the artwork, drew comparisons between conceptual art and the digital age, likening Comedian to NFTs and blockchain technology. He explained, “Most of its objects and ideas exist as (intellectual property) and on the internet, as opposed to something physical.”
In addition to showcasing the artwork, Sun revealed a $30 million investment in World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency initiative supported by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump. Meanwhile, he continues to face legal scrutiny from the SEC over alleged unregistered securities linked to his Tron project.
The spectacle included two actors posing as auction staff standing beside a plain wall with the banana duct-taped to it. The banana, initially purchased for less than a dollar by a Manhattan fruit vendor, Shah Alam, became a focal point of discussion on the absurdity and brilliance of conceptual art.
Upon hearing from a New York Times reporter that the banana he sold was resold as artwork for millions, 74-year-old Alam broke into tears. “I am a poor man,” he said. “I have never had or even seen this kind of money.”
In a gesture celebrating the fusion of everyday life and art, Sun pledged to purchase 100,000 bananas from Alam’s stall and distribute them globally. He described the initiative as a “celebration of the beautiful connection between art and daily life.”
Each attendee at Friday’s event was given a roll of duct tape and a banana as a keepsake. “Everyone gets a banana to enjoy,” Sun remarked.
Also Read: Justin Sun Joins Trump-Backed DeFi Project as Advisor
Justin Sun, the billionaire founder of Tron and a prominent figure in the cryptocurrency industry, has officially joined World Liberty Financial (WLFI) as an advisor.
In a statement on X (formerly Twitter), World Liberty Financial praised Sun’s extensive experience and insights, stating that his advisory role would be “instrumental” in driving the project’s growth and innovation.
Sun, who is also an advisor to HTX cryptocurrency exchange and a supporter of BitTorrent, is expected to contribute significantly to the project’s strategic direction and DeFi network expansion.
This announcement follows Sun’s massive $30 million investment in WLFI, the native token of the decentralized finance (DeFi) project backed by former U.S. President Donald Trump. With this acquisition, Sun has become the project’s largest investor, further solidifying his influence in the DeFi ecosystem.
World Liberty Financial, launched as part of Trump’s pro-crypto campaign platform, aims to establish itself as a leader in the resurgent DeFi space. The project recently integrated Chainlink’s cutting-edge technology, leveraging the Oracle network’s infrastructure for on-chain data management and cross-chain connectivity.
This move highlights WLFI’s focus on innovation and growth, aligning with Trump’s vision of transforming the United States into a global hub for cryptocurrency and blockchain advancements.
This development has sparked significant attention within the crypto community, given Sun’s high-profile reputation and the political backing of the project. The collaboration between Sun and Trump’s crypto initiative reflects a growing intersection of blockchain technology and mainstream political endorsements, potentially reshaping the DeFi landscape in the coming years.
Also Read: Justin Sun Becomes Largest WLFI Investor with $30M Purchase
Justin Sun, the founder of the Tron blockchain, has become the largest investor in Donald Trump’s crypto venture, World Liberty Financial. Sun invested $30 million in the project, buying 2 billion tokens of World Liberty Financial (WLFI) at $0.015 each.
This makes Sun the project’s biggest backer, pushing the total sales to $52 million, though still short of its $300 million target. In a Nov. 25 post on X (formerly Twitter), Sun shared his excitement about the investment, stating, “TRON is committed to making America great again and leading innovation.”
The project, launched in October, has faced slow sales due to restrictions that limit token sales to non-U.S. persons and accredited U.S. investors. Additionally, the WLFI tokens are non-transferable, meaning they cannot be sold once bought.
World Liberty Financial’s “gold paper” outlines that after the project hits $30 million in sales, Donald Trump’s company, DT Marks DEFI LLC, will receive 75% of net revenues. This marks the first time the Trump family will start earning from the project.
Despite the slow start, the company’s co-founder, Zak Folkman, is confident about the future, emphasizing the growing investor interest. Trump himself is listed as the project’s “chief crypto advocate,” while his sons are “Web3 ambassadors.”
However, Justin Sun’s crypto exchange, HTX (formerly Huobi), is still facing regulatory issues in the U.S. after being sued by the SEC in 2023. Despite this, Sun remains optimistic about the future of crypto.
Also Read: Justin Sun Cashes Out $60.8M in ETH After 29% Price Surge
And despite her ripped-from-experience concerns about strangers being nasty toward not just her, but also her baby, on social media, she let (some of) it all hang out for her vast online fandom.
Into her second trimester in May, she shared that her biggest pregnancy craving was “egg salad on top of a pickle with hot sauce.” She got real about suffering from lower back pain. And her remedy for staying cool when the mercury topped 100 this past summer?
“If you’re pregnant in this heat,” she wrote in July, “trust me, feet + legs in the ice bath or cold plunge.”
Yet now that Jack is here, the details of their life as a family of three are not for public consumption just yet.
“It’s so hard to say what I’m going to do or not do when there isn’t even a child here yet,” Hailey told GQ not long before she got pregnant. “I don’t even know what it feels like to be a parent other than a dog parent yet. And that’s not the same thing, by any means.
Motherhood “is something that I look forward to,” she added. “It’s also such a private, intimate thing. It’s something that’s going to come when it comes.”
But no question this was always the plan. See all the hints Hailey dropped about being pregnant before the big reveal:
Tron founder Justin Sun buys Maurizio Cattelan’s controversial artwork, Comedian, a banana duct-taped to a wall, for $6.24 million at Sotheby’s contemporary art auction in New York on Wednesday. Justin Sun secured the piece in a heated five-minute bidding war involving six participants, surpassing the $1.5 million pre-sale estimate.
Sotheby’s accepted cryptocurrency payments for sale after Bitcoin topped $96k, reflecting the growing synergy between the art and crypto worlds. Sun plans to eat the banana in an act he described as “honoring its place in both art history and popular culture.”
Comedian originally debuted at Art Basel Miami Beach in 2019, sparking global debates on art’s subjectivity and value of around $120,000.
This artwork consists of a real banana duct-taped to a wall, paired with a certificate of authenticity and detailed instructions for replacing the banana as it decays over time. The piece challenges traditional notions of permanence and value in art, emphasizing the ephemeral nature of its organic element while leaving its conceptual framework intact.
Sotheby’s auctioneer Oliver Barker quipped, “$5 million for a banana,” as the bidding escalated. Meanwhile, online critics and meme enthusiasts reignited conversations on art, speculation, and cultural absurdities.
Despite its ephemeral nature, Comedian represents a satirical commentary on art valuation. It “bridges the worlds of art, memes, and the cryptocurrency community,” Sun stated on X. Sun even added a banana emoji beside his Twitter handle.
The banana, purchased earlier for $0.35 from a fruit stand, now holds its place as one of the most expensive conceptual artworks. Experts view its success as a testament to art’s power to provoke, even in a challenging market.