On June 28, Beijing time, according to the Daily Mail, Justin Bieber and his wife Hayley have always been known for their high-profile show of love, and this time is no exception, the two shared two intimate photos of their action taken during their vacation in Greece, Bieber gently stroked his wife Hayley's legs, and showed a wave of love for no reason in the pose, showing their love for each other.
In this photo, the 24-year-old social media celebrity sits on her husband's lap, the pink bag falls to the ground unintentionally or for the sake of posing, and Hayley reaches down to get the bag. Bieber, on the other hand, put his hand on his wife's lap and looked into the distance.
In the second photo, Hayley and her husband happily hold hands and throw their hands into the air. Bieber wears a festively patterned shirt with buttons, bright red lining, and several patterned designs, as well as large red shorts, which complement his top and add color to his overall style. Hayley wore a short-sleeved bright pink dress that showed off her impressively large long legs. The happy couple, both wearing white couple sneakers, enjoyed their wonderful time in Greece. However, the photographer should have taken the photo backlight, so it seems that both people are very dark.
On Saturday morning, Bieber shared a photo taken while having dinner with his wife, showing him wearing his brand's hoodie. The couple first met at one of their public events, introduced by Hayley's father, Stephen Baldwin.
They remained friends for several years before rumors about a potential relationship began in 2015, and although they officially announced their relationship on Instagram in early 2016, they soon broke up. The two lived apart for two years until 2018 when they repaired the relationship. In July of that year, Bieber confirmed that the two were engaged, and a few months later they got their marriage licenses. But it wasn't until September 2019 that the couple didn't have a formal wedding until several postponements, for a number of reasons.