Hailey Baldwin Photographed Getting Emotional Amid Justin Bieber Marriage Problem Rumors

Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber might have postponed their wedding, but their relationship is going strong.

On Sunday, Baldwin, 22, was photographed getting emotional while cuddling a pet puppy. Daily Mail's photos showed the model clinging to the adorable pup while waiting for Bieber, who stepped out to buy her a bouquet of flowers.

Baldwin showed off her slim frame in a red crop top and kept her face makeup-free while she cooed at her pet. Meanwhile, the puppy, which Bieber and his wife bought together last year, was wearing a blue collar.

Bieber, on the other hand, was wearing a loose yellow hoodie from his Drew clothing line, gray sweatpants and trainers in a matching color when he stopped by a CVS on his way home to buy a special surprise for Baldwin.

The "Love Yourself" singer was photographed holding two bouquets of red and yellow flowers, grabbing the attention of other shoppers in the CVS.

This latest sighting comes after the couple was spotted moving into their new home in Beverly Hills that they reportedly purchased for $8.5 million.

Daily Mail's photos showed the Vogue cover model in high spirits as she walked into their lavish new home. Baldwin looked stylish yet comfortable in her oversized checkered button-down shirt, black pants and knee-high leather boots. She paired her outfit with a black cap and gold and emerald earrings.

The "Sorry" singer, on the other hand, sported a casual look for moving day, looking comfortable in a black sweater, red and white joggers and trainers.

Their mansion is the first property Bieber has bought since selling his Calabasas property in 2012. The house was eventually bought by Khloe Kardashian for $7.2 million.

Bieber and Baldwin tied the knot at a courthouse in New York City in September 2018. While the two had plans to hold a wedding ceremony and invite their family and friends, the singer and his wife reportedly decided to postpone their nuptials due to Bieber's personal struggles, according to People.