Hailey Bieber is pregnant, expecting first baby with Justin

The couple first sparked speculation that they were starting a family when a viral video appeared to show one of their friends spilling the beans on July 26.

“I know you’re pregnant, but …” the pal seemingly said in paparazzi footage before Justin, 29, quieted the group.

Hailey, 26, was also photographed cradling her stomach while at a Drake concert on July 18.

Since the model married the Grammy winner in September 2018, she has clapped back at pregnancy rumors on multiple occasions.

Most recently, Hailey (née Baldwin) slammed speculation in April 2022 after walking the Grammys red carpet in a flowing dress.

“I’m not pregnant leave me alone,” she wrote via Instagram at the time.

The following month, the former ballerina told the Sunday Times how “scared” she was to become a mother. She did, however, note that she wanted a baby “so bad.”

Hailey similarly made it clear in February 2022 that she did want children “one day,” revealing to the WSJ. Magazine that she and Justin would start trying “in the next couple of years.”

She explained, “I think I had it ingrained in my head that I was going to want to have kids right away and I was going to want to have kids super, super young. Then I turned 25 and I’m like, I’m still super, super young!”

The “Peaches” crooner, for his part, shared his excitement for fatherhood in his “Justin Bieber: Our World” documentary in October 2021.

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“My intention for 2021 is to continue to set goals and have fun while doing them,” he said at the time. “Make sure I put my family first. And, hopefully, we squish out a nugget.”

In December 2020, Justin told Ellen DeGeneres that the timing was up to his wife, who still had “things she want[ed] to accomplish as a woman” before giving birth.

“I think she is just not ready yet,” he noted. “And I think that’s OK.”

Justin and Hailey started their on-off relationship in 2016. The pair tied the knot two years later at a New York City courthouse — and again in a September 2019 South Carolina ceremony.