While critics speculated that the Rhode deal was Justin's financial lifeline, Hailey has made it clear that her billion-dollar empire is hers alone

Justin Bieber is reportedly depending on his wife, Hailey Bieber, to pay his $31 million settlement with Scooter Braun. A source told TMZ on Thursday that a term within the settlement specifies that Justin won’t have to pay his former manager until Hailey’s Rhode $1 billion deal with e.l.f. Cosmetics hits their bank account.

Fleeting Instagram share fuels unexpected music world tension between Clipse and Justin Bieber. Justin Bieber's surprise drop of his new album SWAG on July 11 sent shockwaves, onl

Justin Bieber shocked the world this past weekend by releasing his new album Swag on the same day Clipse shared their highly anticipated Let God Sort Em Out, leading many to theorize Def Jam did this intentionally to overshadow their former signees. The 31-year-old inadvertently fanned those flames by sharing a slanderous Instagram story this week.

Justin, Hailey, and their son, Jack Bieber, have been spending time in Europe as the family celebrates the release of his surprise album Swag. And the singer gave fans an intimate look at their trip on Instagram, notably sharing several new shots of baby Jack ahead of his first birthday next month.

Justin Bieber fans condemned his former manager Scott “Scooter” Braun for sharing high praise for Bieber’s newest album, Swag, on Saturday, one day after the album dropped. “This is, without a doubt,

Braun reportedly took care of the debt through his Hybe company, with the singer reportedly agreeing to pay back the debt. According to People, prior to this week’s agreement, the pop star had only completed a single payment to his ex-manager and still owed him $26 million.

Hailey Baldwin Bieber has seemingly responded to ongoing speculation about her marriage by sharing a strong message about her husband Justin Bieber's album, 'Swag', reported E! News.