Justin Bieber is giving fans an underwear-clad peek into his vacation life.
The 31-year-old pop star took to Instagram on Wednesday, Sept. 10, sharing a 10-slide gallery of himself navigating a Segway through a wooded gravel path — wearing nothing but a pair of briefs while flashing a giant grin. He didn’t include a caption or audio, letting the photos speak for themselves.
Bieber also posted clips of other outdoor adventures, including him on a Jet Ski and close-ups of two different amphibians. Fans are no strangers to seeing him in his Calvins: just two days prior, on Sept. 8, Bieber shared a casual patio snap with three friends. He wore white briefs, a silver necklace, and a single compression sock while one pal strummed a guitar. The singer captioned the post with three pink double-heart emojis.
Beyond his playful vacation content, Bieber has been celebrating his family life. He shares son Jack Blues with wife Hailey Baldwin Bieber, and the toddler’s first birthday on Aug. 22 was a sweet moment for the couple. Hailey posted a heartfelt tribute on Instagram: “1 year of you my beautiful boy. Happy 1st Birthday Jack Blues, you are joy personified🩵.”
Justin and Hailey tied the knot in September 2018, renewed their vows in Hawaii in May 2024, and welcomed Jack six months later. The family frequently shares glimpses of their life online, with Hailey even reposting a shirtless photo of her husband with the caption: “Thats Jack’s Dada.”
In between family life and vacationing in his Calvins, Bieber has been busy on the music front. He dropped his album Swag II on Sept. 5 — marking the second surprise album in just months — following Swag, which dropped with only a few hours’ notice and teased via black-and-white billboards in New York City. That project included collaborations with Gunna, Sexyy Red, Druski, Dijon, Lil B, Cash Cobain, Eddie Benjamin and Marvin Winans.
Since the release, Bieber has promoted singles like “Daisies” and “First Place,” the latter of which offered fans a behind-the-scenes look at Floki Studios in Iceland, where much of the album — and possibly its sequel — was recorded.
