Hailey Bieber has revealed a health diagnosis amid growing worries for Justin Bieber.
The model, 28, took to her Instagram stories to share a photo of herself with the caption: ‘Currently have 2 ovarian cysts. If you deal with ovarian cysts I’m right there with ya!’
Ovarian cysts are a health issue Hailey has dealt with previously. In 2022, she posted on Instagram sharing that she had an ovarian cyst ‘the size of an apple,’ sharing a photo of herself with her shirt pulled up that revealed her stomach.
‘I don’t have endometriosis or PCOS but I have gotten an ovarian cyst a few times and it’s never fun,’ she wrote.
At the time, she shared that the condition made her ‘feel nauseous and bloated and crampy and emotional.’
‘Anyways…I’m sure a lot of you can overly relate and understand,’ she continued. ‘We got this.’
What is an ovarian cyst?
According to the NHS: ‘An ovarian cyst is a fluid-filled sac that develops on an ovary. They’re very common and do not usually cause any symptoms. Most ovarian cysts occur naturally and go away in a few months without needing any treatment.’
While most ovarian cysts do not cause symptoms, symptoms can include:
- pelvic pain – this can range from a dull, heavy sensation to a sudden, severe and sharp pain
- pain during sex
- difficulty emptying your bowels
- a frequent need to urinate
- heavy periods, irregular periods or lighter periods than normal
- bloating and a swollen tummy
- feeling very full after only eating a little
- difficulty getting pregnant – although fertility is usually unaffected by ovarian cysts
Hailey’s vulnerable post comes amid concerns for her pop star husband, Justin.
The Baby singer has been met with raised eyebrows from fans over the last few months, which ramped up during the annual Coachella music festival in Indio, California.
In a new video, which was posted on Twitter on April 20, the 31-year-old could be seen dancing shirtless in the crowd, smoking what appeared to be a roll-up.
The camera panned across as he moved through the audience and stood beside his 15-year-old brother, Jaxon, who was enjoying the music.
Hailey stepped in and placed her hand on the teenager’s back, guiding him to walk in the other direction as the musician continued partying away with a pal.
This comes after the dad-of-one appeared in a TikTok video earlier over the weekend, smoking while partying at an event and looking distinctly out of it.
The footage showed him hunched over and bobbing along loosely to his 2015 song What Do You Mean?
In another social media video from the same night, posted by artist Shaqo, the Sorry superstar seemed unsteady on his feet and even somewhat disoriented.
The new father has been at the center of headlines in recent months, sparking intense fears over his unusual social media posts and public appearances.
However, his team has denied rumours that the singer is using hard drugs. ‘The recurring narrative that Justin is using hard drugs is absolutely not true,’ they said in a statement to TMZ, sharing that the What Do You mean singer is ‘in one of the best places in his life.’
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‘The persistent narrative is exhausting and pitiful and shows that despite the obvious truth, people are committed to keeping negative, salacious, harmful narratives alive,’ the message said.
‘[The last 12 months have been] very transformative for him as he ended several close friendships and business relationships that no longer served him.’
Shortly after the denial, Justin shared further videos on social media in which he allegedly smoked from a bong and rapped with a friend about being ‘high’, while looking glassy-eyed.
‘I like a fly guy, I fly high like a magpie, I go high like I’m that guy,’ he said towards the camera, while topless.
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