Justin is Getting Better ‘Mentally’ & He’s Moving into a New Home with Hailey

LifestyleAugust 28, 2019

Just when everyone thought that things were going south for Justin and Hailey Bieber, the couple found their love nest and are finally moving in there. What’s more, Justin is apparently focusing on his mental health and recovering in peace!

This is great news for fans, and bad news for the detractors of the pop icon and his new wife. When the two announced their engagement and later on their marriage, many haters predicted that they would not last, especially when the two have been photographed many times having a very serious conversation, with glum faces and even crying together. People assumed that something was wrong with the relationship. Justin and Hailey sure proved them wrong, with the big step of moving into their new home in Beverly Hills.

The move is really just a waiting game, since it has been confirmed in March that the famous singer purchased a new home in Beverly Hills, priced at a whopping $8.5 million. The 25-year-old’s new home is said to have 7 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. That’s huge, so it’s either the couple is planning to have a big family or they expect to have family and friends come visit them often.

In case you are wondering where the pair had been living prior to the move, they are bouncing back and forth between a rented house and a hotel room. The house they were renting was a modern Spanish-style home at Toluca Lake, California. According to sources, the couple rented it for $100,000 a month.

The big leap in their marriage coincides with Justin prioritizing his mental health. The first step, of course, was Justin admitting and informing millions of his fans that he has been undergoing some mental health struggles lately, and that he plans to repair the root issues of his condition. As proof that he’s on his way to better mental health, the singer shared on his Instagram account, a photo of him during therapy session, with the caption that says ‘it’s cool to have a healthy mind and emotions.’