Justin Bieber and his wife Hailey Bieber aren’t worried about the fan theories sparking up from the pop star unfollowing the Rhode founder last week

Justin Bieber and his wife Hailey Bieber are still going strong despite him unfollowing his supermodel spouse on Instagram last week.

The picture-perfect lovebirds have continued uploading photos of each other since the incident. On Tuesday, the Rhode founder took to her Instagram Stories to share multiple snaps, including a pic of JB on the verge of falling asleep across from her. Hailey’s new snap comes in the wake of the online gossip that began regarding the strength of their marriage after Justin unfollowed her on the app.

Additionally, more internet chat arose when the One Less Lonely Girl singer unfollowed manager Scooter Braun and mentor Usher earlier this month.

Although Hailey didn’t respond to the fan theories, the singer-songwriter explained the situation in his now-deleted Instagram Story post.

Justin and Hailey had their first child in August 2024 ( 
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“Someone went on my account and unfollowed my wife,” he wrote, sharing things are “getting suss out here.”

Since the inception of their relationship, Hailey has been subjected to fan speculation about her and Justin, whether it was regarding his ex Selena Gome, or if they’d grow their family. The celebrity pair tied the knot in 2018, and welcomed their first son Jack Blues Bieber in August 2024.

Justin is now back following Hailey on Instagram. On top of that, he remains sharing images of her sandwiched between photos of him on a getaway trip, most likely recording new music. The last album Justin dropped was in 2021 and was called Justice, and featured singles Holy, Anyone, and Peaches.

That same year he released the EP Freedom. Though he was touring in 2022, he canceled it midway through to prioritize his health after he was diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt syndrome.

“The exhaustion overtook me,” he said at the time. According to USA Today, “The syndrome is a neurological disorder characterized by facial nerve paralysis.”

Before that, Justin was diagnosed with Lyme disease in 2020, which is “a multi-system bacterial infection caused by the spirochete, Borrelia burgdorferi, which is transmitted to humans primarily through the bite of an infected deer tick,” according to Johns Hopkins, per the news outlet.