Justin Bieber Celebrates 31st Birthday with Hailey and Son Jack Blues, Shares Rare Family Photos

Justin Bieber Celebrates 31st Birthday: Pop star Justin Bieber celebrated his 31st birthday on March 1 surrounded by loved ones, including his wife Hailey and their 6-month-old son Jack Blues.

The two-time Grammy winner shared a heartwarming glimpse into his life as a new dad, posting a rare photo of himself, Hailey, and baby Jack on Instagram.

The adorable snap shows Justin holding up his son, who was dressed in a cute green onesie and beanie, while Hailey looks on lovingly.

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The photo was part of a celebratory Instagram carousel post filled with birthday snaps, including behind-the-scenes looks at Justin's celebration with friends.

In the photo, Justin can be seen holding Jack, who is dressed in an adorable green onesie and matching beanie, while Hailey looks on lovingly. The family moment was part of a birthday carousel post featuring behind-the-scenes snapshots from the celebration.

Hailey, too, shared a sweet tribute to Justin on her Instagram Stories, posting a picture of herself hugging him from behind while he recorded music in their home studio. The room was filled with “Happy Birthday” balloons, adding a festive touch to the moment.

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Justin's birthday celebration comes days after a rep for the musician and his wife slammed "exhausting" allegations of drug use, noting that the past year has been "very transformative" for Justin "as he ended several close friendships and business relationships that no longer served him."

The rep added that Justin focused on his health and art and supported Hailey and their son. They called the false rumors about drug use "pitiful," adding that "despite the obvious truth, people are committed to keeping negative, salacious, harmful narratives alive."

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