How much would you spend on a gift for your partner? Most wouldn't even look at a budget; There is nothing that seems not within your reach when it comes to your soulmate. If you also have the capabilities of someone like Justin Bieber, asking you for around 5,000 euros for what you want is just pocket change.
Precisely that has cost the heartthrob of the 2010s his last detail with his wife, the model and businesswoman Hailey Baldwin. The singer spared no expense to get his girl a gift: a work of art based on her most romantic text messages.
If there is any proof that the love between the two is more alive than ever, you only have to look at the singer's occurrence. Known for giving the model spontaneous gifts to show her how much he loves her, the performer of well-known songs like Sorry spent on this occasion around five thousand euros on a work of art.
Of course, not just any one: an acrylic painting laminated in resin based on a text that she sent to him and that has a very special meaning. The work, titled I Miss You, reflects the content of the message received by the singer when he was separated from his wife due to his professional commitments.
"I miss you. I miss your smile, your laughter, your hugs, your kisses, your jokes, making love, being in your arms," was the content of the message, accompanied by an emoji crying with sadness.
The creators of the work, Emily Bright and Tamara Martin, tell the TMZ portal that it was the singer himself who contacted them to order the gift for his wife. The artist received the artwork from him last weekend, and the result could not have left him more delighted.
Apparently, the gift was a gift for Hailey, who was returning home after several days away attending different events on the occasion of Paris Fashion Week.
The singer spares no expense to surprise his wife, but she is not far behind either. You just have to remember how the model, in 2020, spent almost 10,000 euros to give her husband a unique item: an ice cream lolly covered with a covering of embedded crystals, the work of artist Dan Life.
