Just days after the couple's social media frenzy made headlines, Justin and Hailey Bieber took some time to relax and enjoy a night out at the Laugh Factory in Hollywood.

The release comes just four days after eagle-eyed fans took notice Justin Bieber they no longer followed Hailey on Instagram, sparking speculation about their relationship status.

The Biebers were spotted at the cult comedy club on Saturday, and were joined by a singer Tate McRae.

The Laugh Factory shared photos of Justin smiling alongside comedians Ruben Paul, Nicky Paris and Amir K., with a caption highlighting the surprise visit. "An unforgettable night at the Laughter Factory with amazing performances and a surprise visit from @justinbieber in the audience," they wrote.

The comedians expressed their excitement about the celebrity encounter on their own social media accounts.

Nicky Paris shared a heartfelt post about the experience, writing: “I was trying so hard not to watch it but to see the BIGGEST SMILE and laugh on Justin's face from the stage - it's a moment I'll tell my future grandkids about. He also thanked Hailey and Tate McRae for attending.

Ruben Paul echoed that sentiment, calling Justin a “cool dude” and thanking him for his support in an Instagram post. “Great night at @laughfactoryhw. The crowd was (fire emoji)," Paul said.

Hailey, who was notably absent from the comedian's photos and kept quiet on social media about dating, did enjoy dinner with her husband.

The couple soon put the buzz to rest by sharing cute photos of each other, proving that their relationship is intact. Sources close to the Biebers also assured fans that their relationship is still going strong.

"They're in love and doing great," the insider said Page Six. "They ignore the headlines and rumors about their relationship as much as they can and instead focus on what's most important to them - their family, career, friends and God."

Justin and Hailey Bieber have long been in the public eye, often avoiding the persistent divorce rumors that seem to follow them at every turn. However, the couple persistently accepted these challenges with ease, not hesitating to shut down speculation.

Earlier this year, Justin made headlines with an impromptu Instagram post dedicated to Hailey, gushing over his wife and showing their enduring love.

Plus, in an interview with In Magazine in July, Hailey candidly addressed the scrutiny they faced. “People have made me feel so bad about my relationship since day one. 'Oh, they're falling apart. They hate each other. They are getting divorced.' It's like people don't want to believe that we're happy," she revealed.

“I was trying to act like it was getting less painful. I tried to think that you get used to it at a certain point, that this is what's going to be said and this is how people are going to be," Haley added. "But I realize that's never really the case. it hurts less.”

Despite the buzz, the Biebers remain focused on their family and are committed to moving past the latest round of rumors. As they embrace parenthood, Justin is reportedly planning a big comeback to the music scene in 2025, signaling a new chapter for the global pop sensation.

Following his split with longtime manager Scooter Braun, Justin is reportedly exploring legal action against his former business managers, accusing them of mismanaging his wealth. Adding to his challenges are significant financial pressures, including reported debts to tour company AEG for his canceled Justice world tour.

However, Justin's determination to get his career back on track remains unwavering. Insiders have revealed Puck News that he "needs money and wants to work".