Justin Bieber was recently approached by a paparazzi who tried to ask him if he had congratulated Selena Gomez for her wedding to Benny Blanco. Bieber and Gomez were in an on-and-off relationship from 2010 to 2018, spanning almost a decade. However, both eventually moved on with the former marrying Hailey Baldwin and the latter recently tying the knot with Blanco.
Justin Bieber gets asked about Selena Gomez wedding question
Online footage showed Justin Bieber exiting the Voda Massage Spa. As he was walking, a pap approached him. The person asked if he had congratulated Selena Gomez after the latter married Benny Blanco. However, the 31-year-old musician ignored him.
For the outing, the “Sorry” crooner sported a buzz cut and trimmed beard. He donned a white zipper hoodie, a white t-shirt with an American-themed picture, baggy dark blue jeans, and sports shoes with black and blue patterns and orange laces.
This video comes one day after Justin Bieber celebrated his wedding anniversary with Hailey Baldwin. The two-time Grammy winner shared a photo of the latter in yellow lingerie on Instagram. Notably, this photo was from a carousel post shared by the Rhode founder on the social media platform, highlighting a recent trip to Paris.
Bieber’s outing also takes place five days after Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco tied the knot. The “Who Said” singer shared a series of snaps and videos on Instagram, showing her in an intimate setting with the latter. Both wore custom-made Ralph Lauren attire for the occasion.
Around this time, Bieber shared a series of photos and videos on the social media platform. Most of these showed him playing basketball and were unrelated to Gomez and Blanco’s union. Despite this, fans flooded his comments section with criticism.
The criticism eventually reached a point where the Only Murders in the Building actress’ cousin, Priscilla DeLeon, stepped in to defend the singer. In the comments section of a post where Bieber pondered shaving his beard, a user commented, “She’s gone forever.” DeLeon responded to the comment, saying, “She’s finally in a place where peace matters more than the past. I just hope people stop dragging her name and let her live her life.”
Originally reported by Abdul Azim Naushad on Mandatory.
