Hailey Bieber was in her element this Coachella season, attending the desert valley music festival to support her husband, Justin Bieber, as he took the stage during weekend one. During a particularly emotional moment, Justin paid a heartfelt tribute to his family, including Hailey and their 19-month-old son, Jack Blues Bieber.
As he sang the lyrics to his soulful 2025 track "Everything Hallelujah," Justin looked into the camera and expressed his gratitude for his family. "Mom and Dad, hallelujah," he sang, before adding, "Hailey babe, hallelujah. Baby Jack, hallelujah." The camera then panned to Hailey in the crowd, where she blew her husband a kiss and waved to the cheering fans.
Hailey, who tied the knot with Justin in 2018, also showed her support on Instagram Stories hours before his highly anticipated performance by posting a throwback video of the Grammy winner singing Destiny's Child's "Bootylicious." Just one day before, Hailey had revealed that she had even designed a piece of merch for Justin's fans: a T-shirt that read "Future Mrs. Bieber." The model posted a photo of the shirt to her Instagram Stories, joking, "Made this for the ones who have a good sense of humor."
But Hailey wasn't the only one excited about Justin's performance. Her BFF Kylie Jenner also paid tribute to the 32-year-old with her nail art for the week. Kylie showed off a multicolored, bedazzled floral nail set on her Instagram Stories reminiscent of the daisy Spotwear patches from Justin's collaboration with Hailey's beauty brand, writing, "It's giving Bieberchella."
And it was truly a "Bieberchella," as 2026 marked Justin's debut as a solo artist at Coachella, despite having joined performers like Chance the Rapper, Ariana Grande and more as a guest over the years. The "Peaches" singer even tested out his Coachella set at the famed Troubadour in Los Angeles on April 4, performing songs off his recent albums SWAG and SWAG II - an idea he'd had since last year. "I'm gonna do the whole, both [SWAG] projects, probably, and just find a way to merge some of the old songs in where I can," he'd teased during a Twitch livestream in October. "I haven't performed these songs live yet, and that'll be kind of the first time I really do them all live like that."
