Hailey Bieber sets the record immediately after the internet broke out the rumors that she followed her husband, Justin Bieberon Instagram.

Speculations began to spin over the weekend when the fans noticed Justin Bieber missing from Hailey Bieber "following" the list.

However, according to the Founder of Rhode, the overall temptation was nothing more than a technical problem.

"He didn't follow him. I hope this helps!" Hailey clarified in the commenting of the tictok, by Page sixOn Monday, appropriate to one user video analyzing the alleged social media scholarship.

Confusion seemingly caused Justin temporarily deactivating his account after the bizarre survival in which he appeared without sleeves and full of new records. The viewers quickly pointed out the singer's land eyes and offbeat energy, raising concern about his welfare.

After the survival, Justin disappeared briefly from Instagram, just to return soon after a series of self-mirror. Hailey showed his support by lowering his heart-eye emoji in the comments.

Monday, Justin is offline from several lists "next", not just Hailey, further suggesting that the problem was part of a wider flaw on the platform. Meta, Instagram Mother company, has not yet commented on technical hiccups.

It is not the first time that the couple had to exclude network speculations about their relationship.

Back in January, Justin claimed that "someone continued in (his) account and followed (his) wife" after the fans noticed that he was no longer accompanied.

"SH-T is becoming chasing here," he added at the time.

Duo, which is a tied knot in 2018. years, rarely spoke public about their marriage, but Justin recently defended Hailey from network critics. Earlier this month, "he liked" the post that was to target "unemployed who tore up the Hailey Bieber Apart", and later published a photograph with her feed.

The couple also made headlines in a rare public appearance during the night with the date in Disneyland and another trip to the HolollSpot Sushi Hollywood Park. Their 7-month-old son, Jack Blues, was not seen during a low key trip, although the couple occasionally occasionally separated their child's needles on social media.

As rumors whirts around the state of Hailey and Justin Bieber marriage, the recent public performance in the model recruited specimens about the bond and her prosperity.

The Solo trip to the Founder of Rhode came to the heel of multiple concerns Justin's health and behavior. Singer "Baby" pulled attention to an examination noticeably gauge and levels in recent photos of Paparazzi, while the media media smoking encouraged fear of possible relapse.

Behind the scenes, insiders suggest that it is difficult to weigh in Hailey.

"Hailey struggles with Justin almost from the beginning of marriage," the source said Daily mail. "She loves him crazy, but he loose the cannon. Some of her friends advised her to go alone and leave it."

The source is not mired words when they describe their dynamics. "His behavior is sometimes unacceptable. It has become a lot," they claimed.

According to the insider, Hailey hoped the birth of their son would bring changes. "When the baby was born, he was there because of her, and she thought the father would change him for the better, but she didn't get stuck."

Now, with parental duties and professional obligations colliding, a couple faces not only emotional stress, but also logistics challenges. While Justin seems to make more time at home, Hailey career shows no signs of slowing down.

The source close a couple painted a picture of two very different daily living:

"She is taken here and there for new projects, she is super busy with her brands, which is better than ever expected. It is a wonderful thing, and she is probably guided and she is a planner.

In contrast, Justin's approach appears more back. "He always works on music and playing new ideas; he always has a guitar in his hand; he is super creative, but doesn't work as much as she," the source added.

"Justin already has so much success behind him, pleasantly, he doesn't need to prove anything."