n a heartwarming twist, and have revealed a surprising reason behind the name of their newborn son, . The couple, who welcomed their first child this week, chose the name as a tribute to father, . happens to be middle name, a decision that's raised eyebrows and warmed hearts, considering complex history with his dad.
, 30, didn't always have a close relationship with Jeremy, who left when the pop star was just four years old. In a 2015 interview with , opened up about the estrangement, explaining that his father had to mature before becoming a consistent figure in his life. recalled.
He added, Justin feels closer to his father Despite their rocky start, the singer revealed in 2016 that he had grown much closer to his father than his mother, , who primarily raised him. This renewed bond with Jeremy seems to be reflected in their baby's name, signifying a full-circle moment for the pop star. While presence in life has become more prominent over the years, was equally ecstatic about the .
When and announced their pregnancy in May, couldn't contain her excitement. she gushed in an Instagram video. She praised the couple, saying, Hailey doesn't feel that close to her family On the other hand, , 27, has maintained a more distant relationship with her family.
In July, she mentioned being and "not super close" with her family, despite having of her childhood. However, her father, has been overjoyed about becoming a grandfather, adding to the excitement surrounding the baby. While Justin was the first to share the announcement of baby arrival, has yet to make her own public post, opting instead to repost on her Instagram Story.
The couple, who have been married since 2018, recently renewed their vows before sharing their pregnancy news with the world. As the embark on their journey into parenthood, the tribute to father in their baby's name adds a meaningful touch to their growing family. Fans are eagerly awaiting more details about baby , but for now, the mystery surrounding his birthdate and silence keeps the intrigue alive.
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