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Los Angeles, California – Actor Stephen Baldwin, famous for his role in The Usual Suspects, has expressed his pride for his daughter Hailey Bieber and his newborn grandson Jack Blues Bieber, the first child of Justin Bieber and Hailey. With overwhelming love for his family, Stephen used just two simple yet heartfelt words to describe his grandson, melting the hearts of fans.
A Warm Welcome from the Family
On September 13, 2024, at the 50th-anniversary celebration of People magazine in Los Angeles, Stephen Baldwin was asked about his feelings on becoming a grandfather for the second time, particularly regarding his newborn grandson Jack Blues Bieber. Stephen Baldwin, with a proud smile, did not hesitate to share that “He is just unbelievably cute.”
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The 58-year-old actor continued by expressing his excitement that the world would soon get to see how adorable his grandson truly is. Jack, born in August 2024, is the first child of the famous couple Justin and Hailey Bieber, and his birth quickly became a media sensation.
The Birth of Jack Blues Bieber
On August 23, Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber officially announced the birth of their son Jack through social media posts. Justin shared a heartwarming photo of Hailey cradling their son’s tiny feet, captioned simply but affectionately: “WELCOME HOME.” The couple received a flood of congratulations from fans, family, and friends within the entertainment industry.
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Jack Blues Bieber is the second grandchild of Stephen Baldwin. Previously, in August 2020, Stephen’s eldest daughter, Alaia Baldwin, gave birth to daughter Iris with her husband Andrew Aronow. Stephen revealed that he had initially traveled to Los Angeles to celebrate Iris’ fourth birthday and launch his new podcast. He humorously mentioned that Jack’s surprise arrival made the trip even more special.
Justin and Hailey Celebrate 6 Years of Marriage
On September 14, 2024, just weeks after welcoming Jack Blues Bieber, Justin and Hailey celebrated another important milestone – their 6th wedding anniversary. Hailey, 27, shared a series of loving images on Instagram Stories to commemorate the occasion. The images included golden balloons with the words “I Love You,” pink candles nestled in flowers, and a printed photo of her and Justin sharing a kiss.
In a sweet message to Justin, Hailey wrote: “6 years. Love you, baby.” The couple’s relationship has always been closely followed by the public, and their enduring love continues to inspire many fans.
A Relationship Born Years Ago
The love story of Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin began many years ago, with Stephen Baldwin being the one to introduce the two. Back in 2009, at the backstage of the Today show, Stephen introduced his then 12-year-old daughter Hailey to 15-year-old rising pop star Justin.
Stephen recalled the moment, saying to Justin, “I’m Stephen Baldwin, and this is my daughter, Hailey. We love your music.” Hailey, shy but polite, responded to Justin with a simple, “Nice to meet you.” That moment marked the beginning of a beautiful love story, which has now blossomed with the birth of their son Jack Blues Bieber.
A Journey of Love and Family
From their early days of dating to their marriage in 2018, Justin and Hailey have experienced many ups and downs. However, they have always stood by each other through every challenge. Welcoming Jack into their lives has not only marked a significant milestone in their marriage but also opened a new, joyous chapter.
The couple has built a small but loving family, filled with mutual support and care. Jack’s arrival is a testament to their enduring love and commitment to each other.
Conclusion
With the birth of Jack Blues Bieber and the celebration of their 6th wedding anniversary, Justin and Hailey Bieber have entered a new chapter in their lives. The joy of becoming parents and their continued love story is something fans eagerly follow. And as Stephen Baldwin promised, the world will soon see more of the adorable Jack Blues Bieber.
