Justin Bieber has now resorted to not captioning his posts about Hailey, to avoid potential public backlash.
Image: Instagram/Justin Bieber
Well, it seems like Justin Bieber does not want problems anymore.
The Canadian singer appears to have learned his lesson and now makes posts about his wife, Hailey Bieber, without captions.
Hailey made "girl boss” moves and has sold her skincare brand, Rhode Skin, to e.l.f. Beauty for a striking $1 billion.
The businesswoman and model excitedly shared her achievement on Instagram.
“When I launched @rhode in 2022, I always had big dreams for the company, and the most important thing to me is to keep bringing rhode to more spaces, places and faces globally.
“So today I am incredibly excited and proud to announce that we are partnering with e.l.f Beauty as we step into the next chapter in the world of Rhode," she wrote.
She further added that she feels excited to be the Chief Creative Officer, Head of Innovation of Rhode, as well as a strategic advisor for e.l.f Beauty.
In celebration of his wife’s admirable achievement, Justin took to Instagram to share the news as well, this time around with nothing but Hailey’s picture and a screenshot of her caption.
Fans, of course, had a lot to say about the post because this is the second time he posted Hailey with no caption.
@xiomyvault said: “Not writing a caption but posting hers, she deff (definitely) yelled at him lmao.”
“He said I will NOT say any words moving forward,” @elletapia said.
While @heaveansalas added: “Hahaha no caption, I see he learns quick.”
The no-caption posts came after he publicly embarrassed her when she graced the "Vogue" cover for the June issue, and the pop singer shared the cover, admitting in his caption that during their argument, at some point, he told Hailey she would never have a "Vogue" cover.
The “Let Me Love You” hitmaker faced public backlash for choosing to share that with the world, as many fans expressed that it is not something he was supposed to share on a public platform, let alone admit.
After a few hours and facing public scrutiny, the 31-year-old edited his caption to just emojis.
Are the no-caption posts working, or do you think he should write something, rather?