Here's how Hailey Bieber hid her baby bump at last year's Coachella

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12 Apr 2025, 14:37 GMT+10

Washington [US], April 12 (ANI): Hailey Bieber has shared a throwback photo revealing how she concealed her baby bump during Coachella 2024 just weeks before announcing her pregnancy.

The Rhode founder posted a picture of herself wearing an oversized New York Giants jacket, which she had open in the photo to reveal her bump, writing 'last Coachella.'

During the festival, Hailey kept her bump hidden under the jacket, posting a more cryptic photo of the same outfit when she was still keeping her pregnancy under wraps.

The following month, Hailey and her husband Justin Bieber announced they were expecting a baby, and Hailey gave birth to Jack Blues Bieber in August 2024.

Hailey is now returning to Coachella 2025 as a mom, partnering with Kendall Jenner's brand 818 Tequila for a Rhode brand installation, as per E! News.

Meanwhile, Justin and Hailey were recently spotted en route to pick up their credentials a day ahead of the first weekend and were also seen holding hands in Palm Springs, near the festival's grounds.

This comes weeks after rumours swirled around the couple's relationship, with both Justin and Hailey accused of unfollowing each other on Instagram.

Hailey commented on a TikTok about the rumours, writing, 'It's a glitch. Didn't unfollow him. Hope this helps!'

Justin also shut down the rumour on his Instagram Story, writing, 'Someone went on my account and unfollowed my wife 'S--t is getting suss out here.'' (ANI)

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