Justin Bieber gave a touching shoutout to wife Hailey Bieber and their son Jack during his headlining 2026 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival set.

On Saturday night the 32-year-old pop star performed his oldest and biggest hits, as well as his latest music from his back-to-back albums Swag and Swag II.

While performing the minimalistic acoustic song Everything Hallelujah, fans went wild after he sang, 'Hailey, babe, hallelujah / baby Jack, hallelujah,' in the second chorus.

The performance was livestreamed, and a fan shared a snippet of the sweet moment in a video posted on X.

Under red lights and wearing a zip-up sweatshirt, Bieber serenaded his wife of nearly eight years, who was in the audience.

The longtime couple welcomed son Jack Blues Bieber, 20 months, in August 2024. 

After he name dropped Hailey, a camera flashed to the model, who blushed, smiled, and blew a kiss. 

She supported her husband ahead of his performance by posing on Instagram in a thong swimsuit and baby T-shirt reading 'Future Mrs. Bieber.'

The beauty also used the app to share a closeup snapshot of a pair of blue basketball shorts with 'Bieber' printed in yellow.

This year's Coachella event has been affectionately dubbed 'Bieberchella,' with fans relishing in the Canadian singer's comeback.

The hitmaker previously cancelled his Justice world tour in 2022 for health reasons. 

But last summer Bieber released his surprise seventh studio album, Swag, to critical acclaim on July 11. It was followed by a deluxe album, Swag II, just weeks later on September 5. 

The Biebers have wielded their star power with back-to-back business collaborations.

First, the husband and wife dropped a co-designed fashion collection under the performer's latest endeavor SKYLRK.

And on April 13 fans will be able to purchase the couple's collaborative pimple patches via Hailey's billion-dollar skincare brand Rhode.

The Yukon hitmaker has made history as the highest paid Coachella Festival act ever. 

He surpassed Beyoncé with his eight-figure payout, which totaled more than $10M.

And he negotiated directly with Goldenvoice, the festival's promoter.

'It's a groundbreaking move for a headliner, and it's something he built entirely on his own,' a source close to the singer told Rolling Stone last September. 

'Between headlining Coachella and the success of Swag, it's clear this is the start of an exciting new era for Justin — one where he's fully in the driver's seat,' the person added.

Insiders said his fee surpasses $5 million per weekend.

Due to his negotiating finesse, Bieber isn't sharing a cut with an agent – making his profit all the more substantial.

Coachella does not disclose how much it pays artists, but speculative reports allege that past high-earning performers like Bad Bunny and Ariana Grande have collected between $5M and $8M, per the Trapital Podcast.