Hailey Bieber is showing that some things are inherited. In new and adorable updates, Bieber shared a clip of her son, Jack Blues Bieber. While he's only 2 years old, he already seems to be following in his dad's footsteps.
© @HaileyBieberThe clip showed Jack from behind, with the photo shielding his face, wearing a pink matching sweatsuit and a knit blue beanie. Jack is seen playing the keyboard, with the video slowly zooming in on his little fingers.
"Blues loves the keys," Bieber captioned the post.
Over the past couple of years, Bieber has shared numerous photos of her son, capturing many sweet family moments, from stitching her son's name into her clothing, to close ups of his hands.
© @HaileyBieberIt makes sense for Jack to be a musical child. In past years, he's joined his dad in the music studio and even made his music video debut on "Yukon."
Still, the two have opted not to share Jack's face with the media, sharing that they want to preserve his privacy until he can make an informed decision himself. This approach to parenting is one that's adopted by many celebrity parents, including Millie Bobby Brown, who's decided not to reveal her children's names to the media.
Hailey Bieber opens up about motherhood
© GC ImagesIn an interview with WSJ Magazine, Bieber opened up about motherhood and how it has changed her as a person.
“I like who I am so much more now than I did before I had my son,” she said back in 2025. “You gain this silent strength and confidence. You can’t tell me the same s--- that you could tell me before. You’re not f------ with me after I pushed a human out of my body.
She also revealed that she'd experienced premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), a severe condition that's rarely discussed and manifests as a more extreme form of PMS.
“After I had my son, I struggled with that a bit, and there’s just not a lot of conversation or research around it,” she said.
In other instances, Bieber has described the experience as intense to WWD. “There’s so much that happens when you are pregnant, during childbirth. There’s so many things that happen leading up to having a child," she said.
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