Hailey Bieber Celebrates Baby Jack Turning 9 Months: “He’s My Priority”

May 23, 2025: Hailey Bieber is soaking in every precious moment of motherhood as her baby boy, Jack Blues Bieber, turns 9 months old.

On May 22, the 28-year-old model and entrepreneur shared a sweet black-and-white photo to her Instagram Stories, capturing her little one sitting on a wooden floor with his back to the camera. Dressed in a white top and dark pants, baby Jack looked peaceful and cozy.

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“My sweet baby is 9 months old today,” Hailey captioned the snap, marking a tender milestone since she and husband Justin Bieber, 31, welcomed their first child in August 2024.

The couple first announced Jack’s arrival with a heartwarming photo of his tiny foot, captioned by Justin: “WELCOME HOME JACK BLUES BIEBER.” Since then, the Biebers have shared occasional glimpses of their son but have kept his face out of the public eye.

Hailey’s latest update follows her candid interview in Vogue’s Summer issue, where she opened up about the emotional and physical journey of new motherhood. She revealed struggling with postpartum dysphoria, made worse by online criticism of her body.

“Every day I have to talk to myself, like, ‘Hailey, you had a baby.’ You grew a human. You birthed a human. It’s okay. Give yourself grace. Give yourself time,” she shared.

While she’s always been active, Hailey admitted that it was tougher than expected to lose the final 15 pounds of baby weight. She also addressed the unrealistic expectations surrounding the idea of “bouncing back.”

“You’re not the same person that you were before. You change head to toe,” she said. “Then I had to go through that acceptance of, ‘I’m not going back.’ So it’s really about how do I want to move forward? Who do I want to be?”

Now, nine months into motherhood, Hailey says she feels stronger and more confident than ever.

“I like who I am so much more than I ever have,” she told Vogue. “There’s an ease that comes with [being a mother], a confidence. You start to give less of a f—. You’re just like, ‘I don’t have the time or energy.’”

Reflecting on childbirth, she described it as the “hardest thing” she’s ever done and called the postpartum period the “most sensitive time” of her life.

Above all, Hailey said her son remains at the center of everything:
“He’s my priority. He is the most important thing to me.”