Justin Bieber and his wife Hailey have been one of Hollywood's biggest IT couples to date.
Hailey is one of the most sought-after models in the industry, while Justin remains one of the biggest pop stars in the world despite canceling his recent "Purpose" world tour.
The couple, who had recently celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary, seemed to be making a huge step forward in their marriage.
But contrary to many's pre-conceived notions, the couple is not pregnant, nor would they be getting a surrogate for a kid. Well, having a child isn't the only way to be a parent nowadays, after all.
Over her Instagram account, Hailey posted a photo of the new addition to their family, a puppy named Piggy Lou.
Piggy Lou isn't the only pup in the Bieber household, as it followed Oscar, their first dog that they welcomed in 2018. (via People Magazine)
In the now-expired Instagram stories, the "Rhode" founder posted videos of the cute interaction between his husband Justin and their new dog Piggy Lou.
Justin's Instagram, however, debuted the family of four's official photos during Hollyween.
Channeling her inner vampire, Hailey is spooking the dogs with her fangs and a bloody mouth. Justin, on the other hand, is feeling cute in his Cookie Monster onesie, holding his two babies - Oscar and Piggy Lou Bieber.
Fans were visibly enamored with the cuteness of the four, with one fan even commenting: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH THE ADORABLENESS Oh, you and the puppies, and Oscar looking SO HUGGABLE, and KISSABLE. As usual, but AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH."
According to the Help Guide, Pets, especially dogs and cats, can reduce stress, anxiety, and depression, ease loneliness, encourage exercise and playfulness, and even improve your cardiovascular health.
The two just celebrated a milestone of their marriage when they reached four years. While the couple has not yet expressed plans on having children in the near future, becoming a fur parent isn't actually a frowned-upon choice in society today.
A report from the US Census Bureau says that in the past several decades, the number of married couples both in the United States and the United Kingdom has increased.
A separate United States Bureau of Labor Statistics study shows that married couples who didn't have children living at home spent more money on their pets than any other family unit between the years 2007 and 2011. (via BBC)
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