While visiting the theater, Justin Bieber outdoes his expectant wife by wearing pricey slippers
Nothing can completely overshadow a pregnant woman’s baby belly, but on Wednesday night, Justin Bieber succeeded in doing so with his unusual shoes.
The 30-year-old Canadian musician was accompanied by his expectant wife Hailey to the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills, where she was wearing dubious Louis Vuitton slippers that cost $2,438.
The pair, who are expecting their first child in a few weeks, had earlier gone to a prayer session at Churchome, a Christian platform that celebrities like Kourtney Kardashian and Selena Gomez frequent.
That evening, as they headed back to a waiting car, Hailey, 27, drew attention with her stylish black leather jacket and matching trousers.
It had a buttoned-back flap covering the zipper, rumpled, puffy sleeves, and a curious detail where it seemed like it had two overlapping collars.
With her chic ensemble and her slender black spectacles, the expectant model gave off the impression that she had stepped out of The Matrix.
She left stands hanging to frame her face, but she finished her appearance by bringing her brunette locks back into a bun, tied together by a giant black hair clip.
The singer was dressed much more casually, with her husband Justin sporting a cropped gray zip-up sweatshirt and a red knit bucket hat.
He was dressed in acid-washed jeans shorts with a drawstring waist and a black Bob Marley T-shirt, but the real eye-candy was his huge fuzzy brown Louis Vuitton slippers.
It is known that Hailey and Justin are relying more and more on their religion as their first child’s due date draws near.
The Sorry singer, who had a thick beard and unkempt hair, matched Hailey’s small black sunglasses with his massive brown bug-eyed frames.
For many years, Bieber and his spouse were connected to Hillsong, an evangelical church that attracted a sizable following of famous people and emphasized modern music to present a trendy, youthful image.
However, Justin and Carl Lentz, his erstwhile «spiritual advisor,» had a falling out.
