Justin Bieber is sharing another rare glimpse of his baby boy.
The "Daisies" singer, 32, brought fans along for a recent family outing with his wife, Hailey Bieber, featuring two sweet (albeit faceless) cameos from their 2-year-old son, Jack Blues. Bieber took to Instagram on Oct. 3 with a carousel of photos showing him and the toddler visiting some furry friends during their outdoor adventure.
In one photo, baby Jack holds his dad’s hand while hanging out with kangaroos; another shows him reaching to offer a leafy snack to a giraffe with his runway-star mom, 29.
Justin Bieber shares rare new photos of son Jack Blues
The two-time Grammy winner wore a white T-shirt, camouflage bucket hat and dark sunglasses for their family time, with the toddler sporting a white tank top and white-striped green track
pants.
The "Yukon" star previously posted father-son photos in September, showing little Jack walking beside him in an adorable all-blue outfit that matches his father’s laid-back attire. The wildlife-filled excursion is the latest look at the couple’s daily life with Jack, who celebrated his second birthday on Aug. 22.
Hailey Bieber opens up about frightening complication after Jack's birth
In his wife's May 2025 Vogue cover story, Bieber described entering his fatherhood chapter as "walking in the days I always dreamed of," with Hailey revealing her desire to give Jack at least one other sibling – and possibly more.
Teasingly, the beauty businesswoman said she’s taking that family-planning journey "a kid at a time."
In the same feature, Hailey revealed that she experienced severe postpartum bleeding after Jack’s birth, recalling that she wanted to hold her son while doctors worked to stop it.
The ordeal reminded her of a transient ischemic attack she experienced in 2022 – before Jack was born. Often called a "mini-stroke," a TIA causes temporary stroke-like symptoms when blood flow to the brain is briefly blocked, according to Mayo Clinic.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Justin Bieber shares rare pics of son Jack – and he's growing up fast
