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Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber hit the ballpark for date night after scoring an invite to Karl-Anthony Towns and Jordyn Woods’ wedding.
The pop star and beauty mogul saw the finale of the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Milwaukee Brewers series on Sunday, Aug. 16. The Brewers beat the Dodgers 6-2, taking three of four games in the series. The couple scored front-row tickets to the event, with broadcast cameras catching the pair ordering some drinks and snacks during the game.
The official MLB Instagram page caught a little PDA from the couple, with the “Yukon” singer wrapping his arm around Hailey.
The couple’s appearance at the Dodgers and Brewers matchup follows their attendance at KAT and Woods’ wedding in Malibu. The NBA star and TV personality said “I do” in Malibu on Aug. 15. Their oceanfront ceremony consisted of A-listers like the Biebers, Kylie Jenner, Timothée Chalamet, Ben Stiller, Michael B. Jordan, and KAT’s New York Knicks teammates like Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart.
KAT and Woods have been dating for six years prior to their wedding over the weekend. The NBA champion proposed to Woods on Christmas Day last year. Woods shared a heartfelt post on Instagram about the couple’s special day.
“I keep replaying this moment in my head. Karl didn’t even know my dad proposed to my mom on Christmas Eve and in a way we still got to honor his memory,” Woods said, referencing the death of her father, John Woods, in 2017 from cancer.
As for the Biebers, they got engaged in July 2018 when the Swag creator proposed to Hailey during a vacation in the Bahamas. They had a civil ceremony two months later and a larger ceremony in September 2019 with family and friends in South Carolina. In August 2024, the couple welcomed their first baby together, son Jack Blues Bieber.
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