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HAILEY Bieber has returned to social media with a glam pouting selfie after giving birth to a baby son.
Hailey, 27, and her husband, Justin, 30, announced the birth of their first child on August 23.
Since then, Justin has been seen out alone without his wife, and Hailey, who typically shares glam photos and selfies, hasn’t shared a photo since July 31.
As a result, fans were left concerned after the couple welcomed their baby Jack.
But now Hailey has popped up on her Instagram Stories some time later with a beautiful selfie.
The 27-year-old can be seen pouting in the photo while rocking a minimal makeup look.
She can be seen looking at her phone in the selfie, while styling her brown hair back and letting two strands fall loose.
Hailey simply penned: “hi.” followed by a sparkling emoji.
The mother-of-one promoted a new fragrance for YSL for her latest post before this, back in July.
She did, however, share the post to her story and has been promoting her skincare line Rhode on there as well.
Reddit users grew concerned for Hailey once they realised she hadn’t posted in a while.
“It’s been more than a week since Hailey gave birth and no post from her yet. I wonder if she’s actually gonna try and keep her son private and not show his face,” the original poster wrote.
“She exploited the hell out of her pregnancy lol, I’d be very pleasantly surprised if she’s not going to exploit the baby. I hope she doesn’t, she of all people knows how fame can f**k a little kid up. Her husband is one of the biggest child stars of all time and look at him now…,” replied one fan.
Meanwhile, Justin shared the first photo of his son on Instagram on August 23.
Hailey held onto the baby’s foot, which was wrapped in a white blanket.
“WELCOME HOME,” Justin wrote.
“JACK BLUES BIEBER.”
Hailey simply wrote “Jack Blues” with a beat and blue heart emoji on her Story.
The couple first announced that they were expecting in May.
REGIS LE BRIS echoed the claims of Sunderland’s supporters that it’s not a derby – despite an expected full-house set to attend the clash with Middlesbrough.
His Black Cats are looking to bounce back from their first defeat of the season after the 3-2 loss at Plymouth when they host their North East rivals from 31 miles down the A19 tomorrow.
Over 42,000 tickets had been sold by Friday morning and it looks set to be the biggest crowd at the Stadium of Light since 44,814 attended January’s FA Cup clash with Newcastle.
However, even though there is a huge clamour for tickets, Le Bris went on the wind-up to the visitors by claiming no-one at Sunderland views the Wear-Tees showdown as a real derby.
The Frenchman, who took charge in June, said: “The most important derby from my knowledge is Newcastle.
“Middlesbrough is an interesting fixture but I am not sure for the fans that we play a specific derby this Saturday.”
Although he did acknowledge that he is expecting a stern test from Geordie boy Michael Carrick’s Boro, who are tenth with eight points from their first five games.
Le Bris said: “It will be an interesting game with a different style.
“They are a well-organised side, in and out of possession, with specific attention in the way of building the game.
“We will have specific attention on many details and it will be interesting for us to solve that problem.”
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Meanwhile, Le Bris has received a huge boost on the injury front as Dan Ballard is expected to be involved after his scare at Plymouth.
He left Home Park on crutches and with his foot in a protective boot but the Frenchman claims that was only a precaution.
Ballard looks set to start but Irish midfielder Alan Browne is out due to a minor knee issue.
Le Bris added: “Ballard should be OK for this weekend and for Browney we need at least one week more to be available.”
LENNOX LEWIS wishes he could have mentored Anthony Joshua out of his wilderness years — but will welcome him into his three-time-champ-club.
The pair have been at loggerheads for most of the 34-year-old’s pro career, with AJ insulted by some of the 59-year-old’s educated criticisms and once labelling Lewis a “clown”.
After a shock 2019 loss to Andy Ruiz, AJ started adding unproven coaches to his proven squad, in an impossible effort to rebuild his style in the winter of his career.
When Team GB mastermind Rob McCracken was axed, after the 2021 first loss to Oleksandr Usyk, a major figure was needed to replace the man AJ labelled ‘The General’ and his very own Alex Ferguson.
Lewis — another London-born Olympic winner and three-time world champion — might have been the perfect candidate but previous squabbles kiboshed that call coming.
Instead yes-men and pad-men let the 18st KO machine waste his prime years trying to become a silky stylist overnight, until Ben Davison got AJ back to his best last year.
Britain’s last undisputed heavyweight king told SunSport: “I would have nipped that in the bud, absolutely.
“But there are a lot of complex parts to that. People do things their way and the way they know how to.
“The problem with a lot of the boxers is they are doing it for the first time, their managers and people around them are doing it for the first time. So they don’t try to get information from people that have done it. That, to me, is a waste of time.
“A lot of boxers waste a lot of time and are loyal to the people who helped get them up.
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Oleksandr Usyk: “My favourite is Anthony Joshua but I am very bad at predictions. But I will predict Anthony Joshua.”
Dillian Whyte: “I just think that it’s one of those fights where it is a genuine 50/50 fight in my opinion.”
Joe Joyce: “I was initially edging with Joshua but I don’t know, Dubois is coming on.”
Frazer Clarke: “As heavy-handed as Dubois is and as good a fighter as he’s becoming, I still have to go for Joshua.”
Francis Ngannou: “Even though Joshua lost against Usyk twice and Dubois fought Usyk and almost knocked him down and almost won, I would still give this to Joshua.”
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“But those people can only take them so far, then you have to go to the people who have been there, know the business, know how to run the business and know all the tricks that may come up. Then you are on a different level.”
Lewis is selective about his media appearances, his time is valuable and he chooses his words wisely.
He seems to suggest Joshua’s skin may have been a bit too thin around the time Lewis was asked to discuss his failure to fight Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury — and crown a four-belt king before Usyk swooped in.
And this whole sorry stand-off could have been straightened out with a quick phone call.
He explained with the precision of his old jab: “Sometimes I am concerned that, when I am saying something, it comes out correctly.
“In the past I have said stuff that has just been taken wrong.
“But I am a positive person and I don’t like putting people down, so for them to take it the wrong way, without speaking to me about it, is a problem.”
If Lennox was anti-AJ, now would be the perfect time for him to unload.
Daniel Dubois will defend his IBF belt against Joshua in an all-British heavyweight title fight at Wembley Stadium. And victory tomorrow against underdog Dubois would elevate Joshua into one of the greatest pantheons in sport.
AJ previously held the WBA, IBF and WBO straps from March 2018 to July 2019 and reclaimed the belts later that year from Ruiz.
Only Muhammad Ali, Evander Holyfield and Lewis have ruled the blue-riband division three times and their standings in the sport are unquestionable around the planet.
Joshua — with a peak Wilder and Fury still missing from his resume and back-to-back Usyk defeats — could be considered fortunate to make the trio a quartet.
But because of his London 2012 Olympic win, his faultless conduct, the KOs, the comebacks, the way he carried the sport in this country means Lewis will gladly budge up and make room for his old verbal sparring partner.
“Absolutely,” Lewis said when asked if AJ has the credentials to join some of boxing history’s greatest. “To me, it’s just common sense.
“If a job is going to hire a graduate, are they going to hire them without checking the grades?
“And in boxing people should also check the background achievements and how they got there.”
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LEICESTER boss Steve Cooper has accused refs’ chiefs of ‘hiding’ footage that showed they made a major error.
Cooper hit out after VAR ruled Jean-Philippe Mateta’s goal for Crystal Palace was onside in Saturday’s 2-2 draw with the Foxes.
Leicester maintained the decision had been made on the basis of the wrong piece of footage — and that the clip released to Match of the Day and Sky Sports was ‘false’.
Cooper said: “It was an awful human error which has been hidden a little bit in the media. That’s been as disappointing as the decision.
“Everything you’ve seen on Match of the Day or Sky has been false. I didn’t like the fact that it didn’t reach the public or the media.
“Don’t hide away from mistakes — own them and stand up for it.”
Leicester were 2-0 up at Selhurst Park when Mateta scored from Tyrick Mitchell’s cross.
The assistant ref flagged for offside but VAR overturned the decision and gave the goal.
Mateta then levelled with a late penalty.
Cooper claimed: “We’ve seen different images which show that, when they froze the footage for offside, he was.
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“In the meeting we had on Monday with the Premier League, we said we’ve had a massive error go against us.”
Cooper had run-ins with referees’ body the PGMOL during his time as Nottingham Forest manager.
But he added: “I’ve never had to have a conversation like this before. The referees’ department met us on Monday, it should’ve been Sunday.
“We showed them broadcast footage that’s been nowhere near the media.
“We showed them extra footage, plus some we have, and there’s been no response.”
Cooper said the footage Leicester showed at Monday’s meeting was available to VAR during the game, but was not used.
He added: “Errors like that should never happen, particularly when VAR is in place.
“Have the humility to admit you made a mistake. Show the footage, don’t show the wrong footage.
“We can’t release the clips but the Premier League have it as part of our presentation.”
The Premier League has been contacted for comment.