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Hailey Bieber Encourages Justin Bieber’s Big Comeback as 2026 Coachella Headliner

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Justin Bieber is officially making his long-awaited return to the stage as the headliner of Coachella 2026, and insiders reveal that his wife Hailey Bieber played a pivotal role in the decision. Known for being “incredibly supportive,” Hailey reportedly nudged Justin to take the opportunity, reminding him that “now is the best time” to perform again.

According to reports, Hailey has been the driving force behind her husband’s decision, assuring him of the importance his comeback holds for millions of fans. A longtime fan herself before marrying Justin in 2018, Hailey constantly reminds him of his star power, saying, “You’re Justin Bieber, and the world needs to see you back on stage.”

Justin had previously turned down multiple offers to headline Coachella. However, after releasing his albums Swag and Swag II in 2025, he felt the festival was the perfect platform to share his new music. A source told US Weekly that Bieber is now “in control of his career” and more motivated than ever to perform.

The 2026 Coachella lineup will also feature Sabrina Carpenter and Karol G, alongside Bieber, who is reportedly set to earn a groundbreaking $10 million for the headlining gig. What makes this deal even more unique is that Bieber secured it directly with Goldenvoice, the festival’s promoter, without the help of an agent.

Industry insiders describe this as the start of an exciting new chapter for the 31-year-old star — one where he’s fully in charge of his music, image, and career choices. Fans can expect Bieber to deliver his biggest performance yet, marking a turning point not just for him but for the future of Coachella.

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