Justin Bieber gives rare glance into his marriage with Hailey on 'Swag II'
Justin Bieber sets record straight on marital life with Hailey on new album
Justin Bieber wrote out his heart in the newly-released Swag II and unabashedly professed his love for wife Hailey Bieber on multiple songs.
The 31-year-old singer released the album without a prior notice, save an announcement hours before the album was set to release.
The Grammy winner gushes about his relationship with the Rhode founder, 28, on several tracks, including I Do, I Think You’re Special, and Mother In You.
In the song I Do, the Baby hitmaker revives his wedding vows as he sings, “I do / I mean it when I say that I do / Nobody gets to touch you / I do / You’ll always be the one that I choose.”
While the track Mother In You appreciates Hailey as well as their son Jack Blues Bieber’s presence in the singer’s life as he sings, “You opened your eyes / That was when I knew, we were changing / There’s a beautiful world that’s waiting for you /I vow in good faith to never let you down / Here and now, always, I’ll be around.”
Justin has paid tribute to his sweet little family in the songs as well as on the album cover which features a picture of the three of them together.
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