Justin Bieber has publicly apologized to his wife, Hailey Bieber. Following the release of her Vogue cover on May 20, the singer posted photos from the shoot and shared a story with his followers. In his Instagram post, he revealed that he once told Hailey that she "would never make it on the cover of Vogue."
But, apparently, he was wrong at the time, as time showed otherwise, so he saw no reason to apologize.
"This reminds me of when Hailey and I had a fight. I told her she would never be on the cover of Vogue," he wrote.
Justin further emphasized that he said these words after feeling bad during the debate.
"I think as we grow up, we realize that we don't fix anything by seeking revenge," he continued.
He ended the post by apologizing to Hailey.
"Honey, I already know, but I'm sorry I told you you wouldn't be on the cover of Vogue."
This confession was not received very well by fans.
"We all love you, but this description is so hurtful. Hailey deserves to be on a million Vogue covers," one user wrote in support of Hailey.
Another wrote:
"I would have been angry if I were her. Now, the whole world knows that he said these things and she still stayed with him. No woman deserves this."
As a result of online reactions, Justin deleted the photo description, leaving only a few icons.
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