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Published 15:57 28 Apr 2024 BST
Updated 15:57 28 Apr 2024 BST

Justin Bieber has sparked concern from fans after he shared a series of photos of himself crying to Instagram.
The singer, 30, posted a series of sporadic posts to Instagram including pics of himself at Coachella, playing golf, hanging out, smoking, and trying on trainers. But it was the other pics that got fans talking: the ones where he can be seen crying.
Looking into the camera, Bieber looks extremely upset, with tears running down his cheeks.
Naturally many from Justin's army of fans were concerned for the star with one writing "Why are you crying Justin? We're here for you brother."
Another wrote: "You good bro? I hope you're doing okay. Hate to see tears running down your face."
Others pondered if the tears could mean relationship trouble between Justin and his wife Hailey, but thus far it's merely speculation from fans that are out of the loop.
Hailey herself commented on the post, seemingly shutting down the speculation of them breaking up, writing: "A pretty crier."
Hailey also shared one of the pictures to her own Instagram story, deciding to share a pic of Bieber with his shirt off and sweat dripping down his body.
Hailey captioned the post: "Oh I'm unwell."
In the past Hailey has also shut down the rumours about her and Justin's wedding breaking down.
Taking to Instagram, Hailey wrote: "Just FYI the stories and constant "blind items" I see on TikTok are 100% of the time wrong. Made out of thin air…come from the land of delusion.
"So I know it may be fun feeding into these stories but just know they're always false xx sorry to spoil it."
So there you have it folks.
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