Justin Beiber's Wife Hailey Reportedly Controls Husband's Business Dealings: "She's The Voice"

• Canadian singer Justin Bieber in January sold his music publishing and recording catalogue to Hipgnosis Songs Capital
• The multi-billion deal for the musician's chart-topping hits was reportedly set at KSh 28 billion ($200 million)
• Bieber was in June 2020 diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt Syndrome, an illness that forced him to cancel his Justice World Tour

Hailey Bieber is taking a front role in managing her husband's business affairs.

Justin Bieber's supportive wife

According to Page Six, Hailey is not only the supportive wife to music star Justin Bieber but is a major player in decision-making.

Hailey is now actively involved in her husband's business and attends all meetings.

"Hailey has taken control and is heavily involved. She’s a part of meetings and she’s talking a lot for him,” the source said.

Adding:

"She’s the voice. They’re becoming this power couple. She’s a big part of everything he’s doing."

Hailey’s influence on her husband reportedly became visible amidst the ongoing false rumours that he’d parted ways with Scooter Braun, Bieber's music manager.

Furthermore, insider reports have revealed that Bieber is set to release fresh music, including a new single, under the management of Braun.

Bieber cancels world tour over poor health

The eagerly anticipated Justice World Tour did not live up to its expectations as a medical condition forced Bieber to cancel shows.

Bieber updated his fans on his medical condition that forced him to cancel three shows.

The musician disclosed he had been diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt syndrome, which, if had been left untreated promptly, would have led to permanent hearing loss and facial paralysis.

"As you can see, this eye is not blinking, I can't smile with this side of my face, this nostril will not move," the Canadian singer wrote on Instagram.

People reported that medical experts said that Ramsay Hunt syndrome occurs when a shingles outbreak affects the facial nerve near one of your ears.

The risk of complications can include permanent facial muscle weakness and deafness, Mayo Clinic explained on its website.