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Justin Bieber's 'absolutely necessary' rule with wife Hailey Bieber at $25m home

Kendall Jenner's bestie at-home rule with the 'Baby' singer is one we can all learn from  


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Katie Daly
Lifestyle Writer
On 13 April 2024
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Hailey Bieber is the ultimate It-girl. But behind the scenes, it is all about friends, family, and a quiet home life with her superstar husband Justin Bieber.

The model, 27, and her 'Baby' singer beau, 30, live in an impressive Beverly Hills mansion which they purchased in 2020 for just shy of $26 million. Despite being the one to watch where beauty trends are concerned, Hailey once admitted that home could be "anywhere" as long as she has her 'Ghost' singer husband and their dogs.

ustin Bieber and Hailey Bieber kissing© Getty
The pair got together in 2016

But there is a certain rule that the happy-go-lightly Rhode beauty owner enforces in their seven-bedroom abode. "We have a rule: No phones in bed unless it's absolutely necessary," she told Elle magazine in 2020. 

She went on to elaborate why, as someone who has 51.1 million Instagram followers, this has become an important boundary to establish at home. 

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"I try to read more than be on my phone in bed," she explained, adding, "I definitely enjoy being home more than I enjoy being away."

She told the magazine that this time at home includes "cuddling on the couch" and watching Friends with their cats, Sushi and Tuna, who have themselves become a source of intrigue as part domestic cat, part African Servals.

Hailey and Justin Bieber on the red carpet© Shutterstock
Hailey and Justin Bieber live together in California

Their sense of comfort being in each other's company, apart from living in a luxurious pad with a home cinema and ten bathrooms, likely stems from their bond that goes back over a decade.

Kendall Jenner's bestie told GQ Hype: "I actually met him when I was 12, so I’ve known him for a really long time."

Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber were all smiles as they stepped out for a date night to support Victoria Monet in LA on Thursday. The adorable duo wore matching leather jackets as they posed backstage before joining Tori Kelly and Other Celebrity guests to watch the show.© Shutterstock
The couple first met when they were 12

The couple later reconnected at a church service in New York years later and became close friends before an on-off relationship culminated in their marriage at a Manhattan courthouse in 2018.

They went on to celebrate their union in a lavish ceremony in South Carolina with a difficult run-up for the pair as Justin was dealing with a health battle behind the scenes. 

Hailey and Justin Bieber sharing a chat© Getty
Justin Bieber battled with his health before their 2018 wedding

"I felt like putting a wedding in the middle of all of that would be really hectic and stressful," Hailey confessed to Elle. "He was really sick. He has Lyme disease, and he was dealing with a bunch of medical stuff. 

Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber at the Costume Institute Benefit 2021© Shutterstock
The pair got married in 2018

"We didn't have a diagnosis. And it was hard because everybody from the outside was being super mean and judgmental, saying he looked like he was on drugs, saying how unhealthy he looked, when in truth, he was not healthy and we didn't know why," she concluded.

Hailey also gave an insight into their bond when she opened up about her experience following her husband on tour with his grueling schedule. 

Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber attend Super Bowl LVI at SoFi Stadium on February 13, 2022 in Inglewood, California. (Photo by Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Roc Nation)© Getty
Hailey Bieber has previously followed Justin on tour

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"We'll get on the phone with each other and be all cute and annoying, doing baby talk, and my friends will be in my ear like, 'Uhh, I literally want to puke. I hate you guys'," admitted. "I was the third wheel for quite some time with a lot of my friends, so I don't feel bad."

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