Justin Bieber Shares Cryptic Message Amid Hailey’s Missing Ring: Trouble in Paradise?

Justin Bieber reignites rumours of trouble with Hailey after cryptic message and missing wedding ring. Justin Bieber has once again become a talking point on social media, this time due to a cryptic Instagram Story that has fuelled speculation about the state of his relationship with Hailey Bieber. The Canadian singer shared a video accompanied by a message many have interpreted as a veiled reference to personal struggles:“If you’re going to give me the silent treatment, at least tell me why. I have anxiety and overthink everything. If you give me room to make mistakes, I will.” The post came shortly after Hailey was spotted on several occasions without her engagement ring. The Rhode founder was seen without the luxury piece during a morning outing at The Commerce Inn in New York’s West Village, and later that same day at dinner with Suki Waterhouse and Camila Morrone at Chez Fifi. While this isn't the first time rumours of a split have emerged since their 2018 wedding, her gesture did not go unnoticed. https://en.xmag.live/shock-split-every-clue-pointing-to-a-bieber-divorce-and-selena-gomez-just-added-fuel-to-the-fire/ Back in March, Hailey briefly unfollowed Justin on Instagram, though she later attributed it to a technical glitch following the reactivation of her account. In her May interview with Vogue, the model was forthright:“I thought after seven years people would have calmed down — but no. So I guess these bitches are still mad.”She also made mention of a supposed son, Jack Blues, though some media outlets have cast doubt on the accuracy of that claim. “I have anxiety and I have overthinking. Left and right, they go hand-in-hand. If you give me any room for error, there will be error,” vía @justinbieber/Instagram Despite efforts to silence rumours, sources close to the couple suggest Hailey may be concerned about Justin’s recent behaviour.“She loves him with all her heart, but that doesn’t mean she’s happy,” a source told Page Six.