Quote from Oladosun Joshua Segun on August 22, 2026, 9:21 PM

Jack, the 2-year-old son of Hailey and Justin Bieber, is no longer a baby. The creator of Rhode Beauty did, in fact, share the adorable manner she began the festivities for the Grammy winner's son's second birthday.

On August 22, Hailey posted a picture of herself holding a dish of handmade chocolate chip pancakes with four lighted candles and whipped cream on top to her Instagram Stories.

She added "2" over the image, which included the red heart emoji and Justin's 2025 hit song "EVERYTHING HALLELUJAH."

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Hailey posted fresh pictures of her kid only one month before his birthday, including ones in which he can be seen walking by himself.

On July 7, Hailey posted a picture of Jack standing on third base at a baseball field and holding up a bat to his mother, who is crouching to see him at eye level.

In a different scene, Hailey and Justin's little son strolls along an outdoor route while learning from his stylish parents, who are dressed in loose jeans, a light blue sweatshirt, a navy jacket, and white shoes.

Hailey wrote "first leg of summer" as the caption for the photo.

In August 2024, Hailey, 29, and Justin, 32, welcomed Jack into the world. The "Baby" singer posted a picture of their child's foot on Instagram at the moment, captioning it with the words "WELCOME HOME."

The model, who married Justin in 2018, has since revealed details about the couple's intentions to grow their family.

"I definitely want more than one, but I’m taking it one at a time," Hailey revealed this in an April 14 the Interview publication piece. "Some days I want two. Some days I want five."

She went on to say, "I always wanted to be married and have kids and a family from a super young age."

Her favorite aspect of parenthood, now that she and Justin are fulfilling that goal, is "seeing this little human evolve before your eyes."

"They grow so fast and they change so much and there’s always so much excitement," she went on. "You’re watching them experience life for the first time, so you kind of feel like you’re experiencing it that way with them."