Justin Bieber And Hailey Baldwin Have Officially Moved To Canada And They Already Want To Start A Family
Justin Bieber has officially moved back to his home and native land. He and his wife Hailey Baldwin have decided to settle down in Canada after getting married, instead of the U.S. which is where they were living before.
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It's Official, Justin Bieber And Hailey Baldwin Are Starting A Family In Canada
The couple has moved to Justin Bieber's home province Ontario and are cozying up in the town of Waterloo. "Hailey and Justin are living in Waterloo, Ontario, full-time now. That’s their home base," a source told Us Weekly. "Justin has a huge home up there — 9,000 square feet, 1,000 acres, on a lake. He loves it up there and so does Hailey."
For Thanksgiving and Hailey Baldwin's 22nd birthday, the couple hosted a celebration and housewarming with their family at their new Canadian house. Justin’s parents, Jeremy Bieber and Pattie Mallette, and Hailey’s dad, Stephen Baldwin, were all welcomed into their new home.
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Not only are they embracing their married life by settling into a new home (mansion style cause they are celebrities and all), but the couple is already looking to take the next step in their marriage and start a family. "They’re very much in love. They get along so well,” the source told Us Weekly. "She’s not pregnant right now. But it’s going to happen. They want to raise their family up there [in Canada]."
The couple has been spending a lot of time in Canada since they got engaged, so it makes sense that they are finally calling Canada home. Recently, they've visited Canada a handful of times together. Just this past weekend, the pair was spotted at a Toronto Maple Leafs game and were not shy about packing on the PDA.
Justin Bieber shares an adorable kiss with wife Hailey Baldwin at a Toronto Maple Leafs game tonight. 😍 pic.twitter.com/evJQdCxc6r
Justin Bieber also bought a $5 million dollar lakefront mansion in Ontario back in August, and so that seemed like a major sign the couple would be moving back north until now. It looks like the couple sneakily managed to move in all their things since they're officially living in Waterloo now!
Just in: Justin Bieber has bought a mansion in Canada. Take a look at Justin and Hailey's new home! (2) pic.twitter.com/4Jiljyov3c
There were also reports that they would be having a wedding in Canada, and it looks like that could be coming true soon. Although the couple is already legally married, they reportedly still want a wedding ceremony with friends and family to seal the deal.
"They want to openly celebrate their marriage,” a source told People. "This is why Hailey decided to change her name. She loves being married to Justin. They are still planning a wedding and a religious ceremony."
Now that the couple has moved back to Canada, you never know where around Ontario you may see them next! Maybe they'll even be a regular to Toronto Maple Leaf games? You never know when they'll be spotted making out again on the jumbotron.

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