A vicious rumour about an alleged unborn child of Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber has been circulating online. The cruel allegation surfaced a few years ago but has emerged again.

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The rumour started after an article claimed Justin spoke at a Bible study group about this child and alleged Hollywood elites killed them.

HITC has looked into the fabricated reports to fact-check them after the claims over Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez’s unborn child resurfaced.

Here is everything you need to know about the legitimacy of the article, and Justin’s relationships with Selena and current wife Hailey Bieber.

Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez’s child claims debunked

Several years ago, rumours Selena and Justin were pregnant began to circulate. A source claimed to In Touch magazine: “In 2012, she got pregnant and miscarried Justin’s baby… Nothing in her life has been the same since.”

However, in 2014, Hollywood Life learned from a source close to Selena that this was “100% not true.”

Singer marries Hailey Baldwin

Justin and Hailey Baldwin tied the knot in September 2018 at a courthouse. Although, they held a grand ceremony with friends and family almost a year later in 2019. The wedding took place in South Carolina and Baldwin wore a bespoke Off-White bridal gown designed by Virgil Abloh.

In a February 2019 interview with Vogue, the couple mentioned that they met with a marriage counsellor. Hailey said: “The thing is, marriage is very hard. That is the sentence you should lead with. It’s really effing hard.”

Justin called Hailey “the best wife in the world” in an interview with Zane Lowe two years ago. Justin explained Hailey supports him “through so much” and stated he was “honoured” to be her husband.

Selena embarks on mental health campaign

On May 1st, Selena announced her new mental health campaign in collaboration with Rare Beauty. In an Instagram post unveiling the campaign, she wrote:

“Your words matter. Join @RareBeauty for Mental Health Awareness Month as we share resources and bring awareness to the power of your words all month long on IG and RareBeauty.com/RareImpact. Together we can break the stigma.”

In the post, Selena explained words can be a “barrier” to people seeking help, and can “increase the stigma associated with mental health.”

Her campaign, Your Words Matter, is a Rare Beauty x Mental Health First Aid educational campaign on how to talk about mental health.

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