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Justin Bieber described his wife Hailey Bieber as “my favourite human being” as he wished her a happy 26th birthday.
The Sorry singer said the US model “made life magic” and that he was “obsessed with everything about you” in a touching Instagram post to mark the occasion.
The couple tied the knot in a secret ceremony in New York in 2018 when Justin was 24 and Hailey was 21.
They exchanged vows for a second time in South Carolina at the end of September 2019.
Sharing a selection of pictures of them together, the singer wrote in all capital letters: “Happy Birfday (in Japan) to my favourite human being xoxo.
“You make life magic…obsessed with everything about you. Love bum bum.”
It comes after the couple both experienced medical issues earlier this year.
Justin was forced to postpone a number of his US Justice world tour dates earlier this year, amid his ongoing recovery from Ramsay Hunt syndrome, a condition which can cause facial paralysis.
Hailey was also admitted to hospital in March after experiencing “stroke-like symptoms” and later had surgery on a heart defect.
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