The drama surrounding Justin and Hailey Bieber’s marriage just took another turn, as Hailey appears to have unfollowed her husband on Instagram.
Over the weekend, Justin Bieber, 31, went live on Instagram, rapping along to an unreleased track while shirtless. Fans were quick to point out his droopy eyelids and swaying movements, raising concerns about his well-being. But what really caught attention was the lyrics he was mouthing:
“You just a little bitty b**h, for sure.”*
Shortly after, Justin deactivated his Instagram account. When he reactivated it, social media users noticed something unusual, Hailey was no longer following him. However, Justin still follows her.
Not long after unfollowing her husband, Hailey took to TikTok, resharing a post about being a “terrible therapist”. The caption read:
“I’d be a terrible therapist bc [because] I’d want to see a pic of the person you’re crying about.”
Fans quickly connected the dots, with some suggesting the post was a subtle dig at her ongoing marital struggles. One user commented:
“I would too if my husband of seven years’ ex-gf released a song about how embarrassing I am.”
Hailey also reposted a meme that read:
“Me psychoanalyzing people when they do me wrong.”
Meanwhile, Justin continued to share his own cryptic messages. On his Instagram Stories, he posted an image of cannabis leaves alongside the Bob Marley song Get Up, Stand Up. He followed this with an emotional selfie and a reflective caption:
“God brings, God comes, God lends, God mends, God reaches in, God does what I never could.”
While many believe Hailey deliberately unfollowed Justin, a source told Page Six that it might have been caused by a Meta glitch when Justin deactivated and reactivated his account. This would explain the sudden change in her following list.
However, this isn’t the first time their social media activity has sparked breakup rumors. In January, Justin allegedly unfollowed Hailey on Instagram, only to later claim that someone else may have done it, writing:
“S–t is getting suss out here.”
By Ezinne Okorie.
