Justin Bieber‘s mom shared photos of the singer from when he was a baby to mark his 32nd birthday, and they came with a wholesome, long caption. JB turned 32 on Sunday, and his mother, Pattie Mallette, marked the day with an Instagram tribute featuring throwback photos.
The photos include sweet baby shots from Bieber’s earliest years. They were all snapshots of who we now know as one of the most famous pop stars growing up in front of the world.
Justin Bieber’s mom shares cute baby photos, calls singer’ greatest lesson in love’ on 32nd birthday
Photos from when Justin Bieber was a baby are out in the world, thanks to his mom, Pattie Mallette, who shared an adorable Instagram post to mark JB’s 32nd birthday. Besides, she got sentimental in the caption. Mallette wrote, “32 years ago, my life changed forever. You became my son, my heart, and my greatest lesson in love. Nothing has ever been the same. You’ve lived in my heart ever since.”
Her message continued with, “I know who you are. I know what’s been placed inside of you. And I know God has never taken His hand off your life.” She focused on faith, further writing, “He’s there. And so am I. Love doesn’t leave. Mine never has, and it never will,” while also looking ahead to what she hopes comes next for her son.
Mallette continued, “There’s so much more ahead of you,” adding he had “So much purpose,” “So much redemption,” and “So much that’s still unfolding.” Moreover, she added, “Praying this year is full of clarity, confidence, redemption, a deeper sense of who you are, and God’s direction and favor over your life.”
In addition to the baby photos, Justin Bieber’s mom ended the birthday post with a wholesome “Happy 32nd birthday (red heart emoji) I love you Justin Drew Bieber. Always.”
Pattie Mallette welcomed Bieber in 1994 with her now-ex, Jeremy Bieber. Jeremy also posted for his son’s birthday, sharing a throwback photo of the two of them, while Mallette responded in the comments with a clapping-hands emoji.
Originally reported by Ishika Mishra on Momtastic.
