Hailey Bieber and Justin Bieber turned Game 3 of the World Series into a date night to remember, cheering on the Toronto Blue Jays in a marathon matchup that stretched an astonishing 18 innings before the Los Angeles Dodgers ultimately pulled out a 6–5 win.
The celebrity couple was spotted at Dodger Stadium on Monday night, watching from a private suite as their home away from home team, the Blue Jays, battled the Dodgers in one of the longest postseason games in recent memory.
Justin made his allegiance clear from the start, donning a bright blue Blue Jays jersey emblazoned with his last name and the number 57 on the back. The Canadian-born pop star, who hails from Stratford, Ontario, later shared photos from the night on social media a post that drew a playful comment from the Blue Jays’ official account reading simply, “Beliebers.”
Although he was in full fan mode, the “Peaches” singer couldn’t resist some friendly rivalry, as cameras caught him giving Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani a humorous thumbs down after the pitcher hit a home run late in the game.
Hailey looked effortlessly stylish beside her husband, keeping a low profile as the two settled into their suite for the lengthy face-off. The pair’s 1-year-old son, Jack, did not attend the game.
The couple wasn’t the only set of famous faces in the crowd. Justin was seen greeting fellow singer Madison Beer and her boyfriend, Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert, upon arriving at the stadium. The two couples exchanged hugs and laughs in a moment captured by fans on video. Beer, 26, and Herbert, 27, have been linked since this summer and made a rare public appearance together for the high-stakes matchup.
For the Biebers, however, cheering on Canadian sports teams has long been a shared passion. Earlier this year, the duo attended a Toronto Maple Leafs playoff game against the Florida Panthers in May, continuing a tradition that stretches back to the early days of their marriage.
Justin has previously described his connection to the Maple Leafs as deeply personal, calling his support for the team “a big part of who I am” during a 2022 collaboration that saw him design a limited-edition jersey for the organization.
Married since September 2018, Justin and Hailey have often been spotted turning major sporting events into casual date nights blending their love of sports, fashion, and each other.
With the Dodgers now holding a 2–1 lead in the series, one thing’s for sure: whether in Toronto or Los Angeles, the Biebers know how to make the ballpark spotlight shine a little brighter.