Pop icon Justin Bieber recently struck up a fresh regarding fans over the weekend after looking downcast on a trip to the Disneyland via Daily Mail.
Justin Bieber did little to ease concerns when he shared a seemingly innocent photo of his wife, Hailey Bieber, taken during her childhood. The 31-year-old pop star, who faced accusations of imitating his ex-girlfriend Selena Gomez’s recent visit to Disneyland, posted a picture of Hailey. In the photo, she has a gentle smile and gazes off into the distance while wearing what appears to be a straw hat over her long blonde hair.
Although it seemed to be a love note to the 28-year-old model, he concerningly soundtracked it to Michael Jackson’s hit single Remember The Time, which includes lyrics about a romance that has dried up, including: ‘Do you remember when we fell in love? / We were young and innocent then.’
The song takes a darker turn, as Jackson continues: ‘Do you remember how it all began? / It just seemed like heaven, so why did it end?’
It has upbeat sound but the lyrics look back wistfully on a romance for the rearview mirror.
Justin also looked back on his Disneyland trip when he reposted a photo of him and Hailey at Disneyland.
The picture depicted Hailey pointing her finger, and it appeared to capture her in the midst of a passionate conversation. However, Justin turned his eyes away from her and looked dejected, as he did in many photos from the VIP Disneyland tour.
He was in a nostalgic mood, as he included some throwback photos of himself in a post to his main grid. In addition to a grainy snap of his entourage — which included fellow singer the Kid Laroi — at the theme park in Anaheim, California, Justin included a black-and-white closeup of himself as a child.
He also appeared to be wearing a headband, and he sported the same muted expression he has worn on recent public outings.
A second solo photo in color showed him beaming for the camera while wearing a backwards baseball cap.
‘Top bish,’ he jokingly captioned the post.
Justin’s trip to Disneyland occurred on the same day that he shifted fan concerns for his mental health into overdrive by writing an Instagram Stories post in which he wrote about feeling as if he was drowning and unsafe.
