Justin Bieber has a lot to thank wife Hailey Baldwin for, as it’s claimed the Baby hit-maker ‘wouldn’t have made it through the year’ if it wasn’t for his wife.
Since tying the knot last September, things haven’t exactly been plain sailing for the young couple and Justin revealed earlier this year, he was taking a break away from music to focus on his mental health.
Justin sought therapy for depression and Hailey has been supporting his man through her recovery, with the pair recently celebrating each other and their one-year anniversary of getting engaged.
And it sounds like model Hailey has been a big help to Justin, with sources now telling People: ‘He can’t imagine life without Hailey. He feels like he wouldn’t have made it through this year without [her].’
Despite being married, the pair chose to mark one-year of their engagement, with the insider adding: ‘It’s such an important date for both of them.
‘Justin is still working on his mental health, he and Hailey are doing great. They still act like newlyweds.’
Justin proposed to Hailey in July 2018, shortly after the pair rekindled their romance.
Just as smitten with the crooner as he is with her, Hailey gushed over Justin on their engagement-versary (we’re making it work) and said: ‘1 year ago I said yes to being your best friend for life.
‘Today I have never loved you more. ‘Life gets more beautiful everyday because of you, my heart belongs to you forever. Here’s to learning and growing together.’
Her post followed a soppy yet sweet upload from Justin where he joked he was OK with Hailey being ‘out of his league’.
Biebs has since made a return to music, collaborating with Ed Sheeran on his track I Don’t Care and Chris Brown on single Don’t Check On Me.
He even teased at the end of June that he has been back in the studio preparing his comeback.
It’s been four years since Justin released his last album Purpose in 2015 and you guessed it, fans were pretty excited.
One commented: ‘JB5 is comimg!!!,’ while another told Bieber: ‘Excited for new music. Just don’t forget to put as much effort into your mental health and marriage as you do your new music.
‘Like you said your health and family come first always.’
Hear, hear.
