Hailey Baldwin Got a Neck Tattoo After Asking Justin Bieber to Stop Getting His Own


Hailey Baldwin Bieber may have asked her husband, Justin Bieber, to stop getting neck tattoos, but that doesn’t mean she doesn’t want any more of her own. 

The model got a tattoo behind her right ear “a while back” to commemorate New York City, revealed Dr. Woo on Instagram. The celebrity tattoo artist posted a black-and-white shot of Mrs. Bieber’s neck to Instagram on December 19, writing in the caption, “Lil NY 🍎 love ✍🏼 on Hailey a while back.” In the picture, the words “new york,” written in delicate script, can be seen just below a tattoo of a diamond that appears to be slightly older. 

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Hailey wasn’t born in NYC but she and her husband now share an apartment in Brooklyn and the model has called the city home since she was a teenager. However, before you go trying to run into them, keep in mind that the singer recently asked fans to, well, quit hanging out around his building. Fair enough!

One of Justin’s own neck tattoos was also done by Dr. Woo this past March. The artist posted a picture of the work in progress, and the final result, to Instagram: a peach, to go with his song “Peaches.”

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Hailey previously urged her husband to cool it on his own neck ink. “I think I’m done with my neck, that’s a Hailey request,” Justin said in his YouTube special last year, per the Daily Mail. Of course, that doesn’t mean he’ll never go under the pen (gun? machine?) again. He added, “The back is still open and I don’t have kids yet, so I’m thinking of getting their portraits on my back.” 

Between Justin Bieber’s hopes to start trying for a baby by the end of 2021 and Hailey Baldwin Bieber asking Rosie Huntington-Whiteley for parenting advice during a recent episode of her own YouTube series, the “Baby” singer may be able to get started on that family tattoo sooner rather than later. 






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