THE RUNDOWN
- Justin Bieber shared new photos of himself and his 1-year-old son, Jack, fishing on Instagram.
- The special father-son post comes hours after Hailey Bieber appeared at the TIME100 Gala.
- Earlier this year, Hailey discussed how Justin supports her during her business trips.
Hailey Bieber spent Thursday night in New York City at the TIME100 Gala. The following day, Justin Bieber gave a glimpse at his activities with their 1-year-old son, Jack.
Justin took his toddler fishing. He posted photos on social media on Friday afternoon of him and Jack waiting for a catch. They wore complementary blue looks, Jack standing out in his light blue hoodie and pants:
Justin previously shared photos of himself and Jack fishing in January:
Hailey recently spoke to Vogue Australia about how supportive Justin has been of her career during the magazine’s Forces of Fashion summit in February.
She was asked about how she manages her work-life balance. “Balance is a difficult word because I don’t know if it’s possible to accomplish full balance,” she prefaced. “If you have, let me know how you got there.”
She then shared how Justin helps her: “Having a great partner is really important, and sharing responsibilities. I’m here working, and my son is at home with his dad living his best life. Having that support is very freeing and makes the decision a little bit easier.”
In her print magazine interview, the Rhode founder said she cherishes her time with Justin and Jack. “That is definitely the most whole I feel—when my family is complete and we’re together,” she admitted. “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.”
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