Reality TV and shows like the Kardashians have become so synonymous of late that it can be difficult to mention one without meaning the other. This is supposedly what the Justin Bieber, Hailey Baldwin couple are thinking of doing if the reports on the matter are to be believed. However, as is often the case with regards to these particular rumors, it is patently not true.
As Gossip Cop reports, the National Enquirer recently released a report that there will be a Justin Bieber, Hailey Baldwin reality program if the couple had their way. Echoed by the website RadarOnline, the story claims that the Canadian pop star wants to do a reality TV show based on their married life. This tidbit supposedly came from a source that is most likely made up.
“Justin and his wife, Hailey, are in the early stages of developing a reality TV show about their new life together,” the supposed source reportedly said. “The format looks similar to Newlyweds, the old MTV show about Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey.
“Justin is excited for his fans to get to know his beautiful wife better through the process.”
This bizarre Justin Bieber, Hailey Baldwin story quickly picked up steam and was regurgitated by numerous other publications, many of which could not be bothered to confirm the details. Of course, when the representatives of the couple were actually contacted, the story was outright rejected as nothing but fabricated garbage.
Even ignoring the fact that the publication generating this article has not gotten any story about the couple right, lately, the premise is too ridiculous. The pair, Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin, is known for being low-key, after all. With the denial coming from their representatives putting the final nail in this story’s coffin, it would be safe to say that all such future stories deserve skepticism.


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