Hailey and Justin Bieber will soon be welcoming 𝑏𝑎𝑏𝑦 Bieber. The supermodel has been sharing plenty of beautiful snaps of her blossoming 𝑏𝑎𝑏𝑦 bump, and it looks like they could be expecting their arrival very soon.
With the due date on the horizon, Hailey, 27, and her Grammy Award-winning husband, 30, are no doubt nestling at home and getting their $20 million mansion in Beverly Hills, California, ready for the impending arrival.
The couple have shown fans glimpses of their home on social media including their kitchen, the huge garden and their enviable closet. But their bedroom is the cosiest and likely where they’ll be spending a lot of time once 𝑏𝑎𝑏𝑦 Bieber arrives!
Hailey and Justin Bieber’s chic bedroom
In a post shared on Instagram before her pregnancy, Hailey was seen taking a selfie in front of their married couple’s bed.
The bedroom has lots of arty elements including a huge piece of artwork positioned behind the headboard and some marble-effect lamps which we’re obsessed with.
The colour scheme of the bedroom is quite neutral with grey and white sheets on the bed, as well as two matching dark brown bedside cabinets.
In another post shared by Hailey, the supermodel featured a video of her beloved dog having a snooze on their bed. The dog looked super cosy and wrapped up in multiple blankets which matched the neutral theme of their room perfectly.
What Hailey Bieber has said about being pregnant
Hailey announced her pregnancy with a gorgeous video of a shoot she and Justin did while renewing their vows.
Although she kept the pregnancy a secret until the six-month mark, Hailey has shared how she feels about the prospect of her and Justin starting a family and how she did consider keeping it a secret the entire time.
Her thoughts were shared in an interview with W Magazine, in which she said: “I probably could have hid it until the end.”
Further reflecting on her pregnancy, Hailey also said: “You see so many stories — traumatic 𝐛𝐢𝐫𝐭𝐡 stories, traumatic experiences — and I know that that’s very real,” though emphasized: “I don’t want to scare myself.”
