THE RUNDOWN
As Rhode launches in Australia, Hailey Bieber has opened up in multiple interviews about her family life. Earlier this week, she detailed her 16-month-old son Jack Blues Bieber’s milestones so far. Now, in her new Vogue Australia cover story, she has answered multiple questions submitted by fellow celebrities about her husband, Justin Bieber, and their little boy.
Tate McRae asked her what lessons Jack has taught her.
“I’m learning new things about being a mom and being his mom every single day,” Hailey answered. “But I think the biggest lesson I learned from him is being able to let go and surrender to the fact I am learning how to be a parent and how to be a mom and letting it be okay that I don’t know what I’m doing. It’s a good lesson—he’s going to be just fine and we can learn together one day at a time.”
She told The Kid LAROI that spending time with Jack and Justin is what makes her feel the most fulfilled.
“That is definitely the most whole I feel—when my family is complete and we’re together,” she explained. “But I also feel really passionate about getting to do what I love and getting to meet new people and work on Rhode and on this brand. That’s something that has felt really, really, really fulfilling for me and ignited this deep passion. Both of those things have been such a blessing in my life.”
Stylist Karla Welch asked Hailey about her greatest hope for Jack. The model’s response was simple: “My biggest dream for Jack is that he will continue to grow up feeling so loved and so accepted and to know how truly loved he is.”
Hailey and Justin welcomed Jack in August 2024. She told Jake Shane earlier this week that she “definitely” wants to give him a brother or sister someday. “I’m taking it one kid at a time,” she said on Shane’s podcast, Therapuss. “I definitely do want one more. I’m not in a rush, but I definitely want one more. Maybe I’ll have four more. Maybe I’ll have three. I don’t know, I really don’t know. I’m just taking it one day at a time.”
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