Hailey Bieber was visibly moved during Justin Bieber's Coachella 2026 performance when the singer dedicated a special moment to his family on stage.
During his Weekend One set on April 11, Justin performed his 2025 track "Everything Hallelujah" while wearing an orange hoodie. In a clip shared on social media, he personalized the lyrics to honor his loved ones: "Mom and Dad, hallelujah. Hailey babe, hallelujah. Baby Jack, hallelujah."
As the camera captured Hailey in the audience, the 29-year-old model responded by blowing a kiss toward the stage and waving to cheering fans. The couple, who married in 2018, share 19-month-old son Jack Blues Bieber.
"Hailey—who tied the knot with Justin in 2018—also showed her support on Instagram Stories hours before his highly anticipated performance, posting a throwback video of the Grammy winner singing Destiny's Child's 'Bootylicious.'"
Hailey had playfully engaged with fans before the show, designing a T-shirt that read "Future Mrs. Bieber" and sharing it on her Instagram Stories with the caption, "Made this for the ones who have a good sense of humor."
The "Bieberchella" theme extended to Hailey's close friend Kylie Jenner, who showcased nail art inspired by daisy patterns from Justin's collaboration with Hailey's Rhode Beauty brand. Jenner posted the multicolored, bedazzled floral designs with the caption "It's giving Bieberchella."
This performance marked Justin Bieber's debut as a solo artist at Coachella, though he has previously appeared as a guest performer with artists like Chance the Rapper and Ariana Grande. He prepared for the festival with an intimate show at Los Angeles' Troubadour venue on April 4, where he tested material from his recent albums "SWAG" and "SWAG II."
Justin had hinted at his Coachella plans during an October livestream, saying, "I'm gonna do the whole, both [SWAG] projects, probably, and just find a way to merge some of the old songs in where I can. I haven't performed these songs live yet, and that'll be kind of the first time I really do them all live like that."