Hailey Bieber, now a mother of a 15-month-old son, Jack Blues, has found a new rhythm in life – one that's significantly less party-filled than her pre-parenthood days. In an interview with GQ published on November 11th, she revealed that her social calendar now revolves around her duties as a mommy. "A typical day for me at home involves waking up with my son and squeezing in a workout whenever possible," she elaborated. "I've become more of a homebody than I used to be, and I think that's what happens when you have a child, at least it did for me."
The 28-year-old's perspective on life has shifted dramatically since becoming a mom. "It definitely reduced my fear of missing out," Hailey shared. "I also think getting older has a similar effect. Many of my friends who don't even have kids feel the same way. I don't feel like I'm missing out on much anymore."
Prior to motherhood, Hailey couldn't have anticipated the profound impact her son would have on her life. "I don't think anyone can ever tell you how it will be until you experience it yourself," she explained. "But I feel much more prepared to do it again, compared to how unprepared I felt the first time around." As she put it, "There's so much unknown, but so much happens and so much changes, and you evolve in a totally different way that you can't prepare for until you do it."
While being under the microscope as Mrs. Bieber for seven years hasn't changed, Hailey and Justin have learned to embrace the trolls – especially when it comes to shielding Jack. "We both feel very protective of our son, and I don't think that's ever going to change," Hailey noted. "But our life is our own, and it's public, so we'll cross whatever bridge we need to when we get there."
When it comes to sharing aspects of their toddler's life, Hailey assures that "I feel really comfortable about the way we are sharing things and not sharing things." For now, she is content with spending time with her little family. "I just love to spend time with my son," she gushed. "He's growing so fast, and it starts to become more and more real how much you want to soak up that time."
