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The pop star offers rare glimpses of fatherhood ahead of baby's milestone celebration
As his son Jack Blues approaches his first birthday on August 22, Justin Bieber is giving fans heartfelt glimpses into his life as a doting father. The 31-year-old superstar took to Instagram Saturday (August 9) to share a tender carousel of photos capturing quiet moments with his nearly one-year-old, carefully keeping the infant's face obscured from view.
These posts follow last month's studio session photos where Jack made a cameo during what appeared to be final work on Bieber's latest album Swag, which debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 in July.
The Biebers recently turned family time into art with Jack's music video debut in the Cole Bennett-directed visual for "Yukon." Shot on 16mm film during their European vacation, the black-and-white footage captures:
"These are memories I'll cherish forever," Bennett reflected on Instagram, thanking the family for the collaboration.
Between album releases and business ventures, Bieber appears to be embracing fatherhood with the same passion he brings to his music. The "Yukon" video and recent social posts suggest the artist is intentionally documenting these precious early moments while maintaining his son's privacy, a delicate balance the celebrity couple has navigated since Jack's birth.
As the countdown to Jack's first birthday begins, fans can expect more of these carefully curated glimpses into the Bieber family's world. The "Peaches" singer seems determined to prove that even global superstars experience the universal joys of watching their children grow.
Watch the Bieber family's "Yukon" video, now streaming on all platforms.
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