Baby Bieber has arrived!

Hailey Bieber has welcomed her and Justin Bieber’s first child, a son named Jack Blues Bieber.

On Friday evening, the couple, who have been married for six years, shared the joyous news on Instagram. Justin posted a picture of Hailey cradling their baby’s foot, with the caption: “WELCOME HOME JACK BLUES BIEBER 🐻”

Hailey also reposted Justin’s picture on her Instagram story, adding a bear emoji and a baby blue heart emoji.

Hailey, 27, first hinted at her pregnancy in an Instagram post on May 9. Her representative later confirmed to YSL News that she was “a little over six months” pregnant at that time.

In an interview with W Magazine’s summer edition in July, she explained the wait before announcing her pregnancy. “I really didn’t start showing much until I was six months along, which is when I made the announcement,” she noted. “I could still wear big jackets and things.”

The founder of Rhode mentioned: “I could have potentially hidden my pregnancy until the end, but I didn’t enjoy the stress of keeping such a big secret. I wanted the freedom to live my life and embrace my pregnancy openly.”

Both Hailey and the 30-year-old “Peaches” singer expressed their happiness, although she admitted that pregnancy brought up strong feelings regarding their relationship.

“At the start (of my pregnancy), it was very emotional for me. I thought, ‘I love this little person so much. How can I possibly bring someone else into this?'” she reflected, talking about her husband. “I wanted to savor these moments of just being with Justin, the two of us.”

Hailey, the daughter of Stephen Baldwin and niece of Alec Baldwin, revealed in an October interview with GQ that she first met Justin Bieber when she was just 12 years old during a 2009 segment on the “Today” show.

Eventually, the two became romantically involved and tied the knot in September 2018.

In an Instagram post from 2019, Justin expressed his desire to become a father.

He mentioned that he was “now very focused on addressing some deep-rooted issues that I have, as many of us do, so that I don’t fall apart, so that I can maintain my marriage and be the kind of father I wish to be.”

Contributions by: Naledi Ushe, Jay Stahl