Hailey Bieber beams with pride as Justin Bieber earns multiple Grammy nominations

Hailey Bieber couldn’t be prouder of her husband, Justin Bieber, as the pop superstar racked up multiple Grammy nominations.

Taking to Instagram, the 27-year-old model celebrated Justin’s impressive achievements, including a nod for Album of the Year for his chart-topping record Swag, with a sweet family moment.

The Grammy-nominated album also earned Justin recognition for Best Pop Vocal Album, Best Pop Solo Performance for Daisies, and Best R&B Performance for Yukon.

In a heartwarming Instagram Story, Hailey used Justin’s Yukon as the background track while sharing a short clip of their one-year-old son, Jack Blues, cruising around on a motorized yellow toy car. Over the video, she proudly wrote “AOTY” (Album of the Year) in bold black letters.

The couple, who welcomed Jack in August 2024, have remained private about their son’s identity and have yet to reveal his face publicly.

Hailey followed the video with a second Story slide showing the complete list of Justin’s 68th Annual Grammy Awards nominations, adding the caption: “27x nominee! Let’s go, baby,” cheering on her husband of seven years.

Justin, 31, has yet to publicly comment on the nominations, but his fans are already celebrating what could be one of the biggest years of his career. His album Swag, which dropped as a surprise release on July 11, became a fan favorite thanks to its emotional lyrics and blend of R&B, pop, and soul.

The Yukon music video, directed by Cole Bennett and featuring intimate family moments with Hailey and Jack, has already amassed over 29 million views since its August 5 premiere.

Following the success of Swag, Justin released Swag II a month later, expanding the album with 23 new tracks that delve deeper into themes of love, fatherhood, and fame.

The couple recently returned from a tropical getaway in the Caribbean to celebrate Kendall Jenner’s birthday, and just weeks ago, they dressed up as The Incredibles for Halloween with their son.

Justin’s Grammy nominations come on the heels of another milestone becoming the highest-paid Coachella headliner in history, with a record-breaking payout exceeding $10 million.