Appetizing is different: Hailey Bieber shares pregnancy cravings

Appetizing is different
Hailey Bieber shares pregnancy cravings

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Hailey Bieber kept the first six months of her pregnancy a secret from her fans. Now the model apparently wants to share a few details with you – including her desires. However, these don’t look too appetizing for non-pregnant women.

Fans have been waiting for Hailey Bieber to get pregnant for a long time. Now that the time has finally come, the model is making them happy and providing them with new baby content. In an Instagram post, musician Justin Bieber’s wife looks back on the past few weeks and proudly presents her visibly bulging stomach.

The 27-year-old reveals her naked baby bump in the snapshots. In several pictures, she is wearing low-slung jeans and a pink sequined butterfly crop top. In another she shows herself with a shirt pushed up, which she combines with a cap.

Delicious egg salad on pickle!

Delicious egg salad on pickle!

(Photo: Instagram/haileybieber)

In an Instagram story, Bieber also reveals to her followers what she can’t get enough of at the moment: egg salad and hot sauce on pickles. The 27-year-old also included a photo of the questionable combination in her story and in fact it shouldn’t look too appetizing for non-pregnant women. The model is obviously aware of this: She jokingly warned her fans that they “must not judge” her for her pregnancy desires.

Biebers waited a long time with baby news

Justin Bieber and his wife only announced their pregnancy on May 9th. The model had been pregnant for “just over six months,” as her spokeswoman said. The couple shared the news on Instagram with a photoshoot in Hawaii.

In several videos, Hailey’s baby bump is clearly visible. The Biebers have been dating since 2018 and tied the knot in a New York registry office that same year. The church wedding and big party took place in the US state of South Carolina in 2019.

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