His model wife kept her hair slick and loose in the cute photo as she smiled with the baby in her arms.

She rocked a pair of dainty gold earrings in the picture, along with a leather jacket and simple white T-shirt.

Her pop-star husband kept it simple with his ensemble as well, sporting a polka dot laden baseball cap, a white tank top, and an oversize hoodie that he wore loosely around his shoulders.

The Despacito singer shared the image hours after the Rhode Skincare founder was spotted soaking up sun with her best friends Kendall Jenner, Justine Skye, and Lori Harvey in Cabo, flaunting her toned tummy and continuing to ignore the ongoing pregnancy rumors.

Although the A-list couple have yet to have a child together, Justin and Hailey will be celebrating their five year wedding anniversary this September.

The couple made things official in a courthouse ceremony in New York City way back in September 2018, with Justin referring to the blonde beauty as ‘the love of my life’ on his Instagram page when he confirmed their engagement.

Gushing over his wife, the Ghost singer added in the sweet caption, ‘I wouldn’t want to spend it with anybody else. You make me so much better and we compliment each other so well!! Can’t wait for the best season of life yet!’

The global singing icon, who usually keeps his Instagram captions short, added in the engagement announcement that, ‘My goodness does feel good to have our future secured! WERE GONNA BE BETTER AT 70 BABY HERE WE GO! “He who finds a wife finds a good thing and obtains FAVOR from the Lord!” This is the year of favor!!!!’

The Tucson-born beauty got candid during an interview with The Sunday Times earlier this year when the topic of babies was broached.

She admitted that she wanted kids with Justin, but one major fear was holding her back — online hate.

‘I want kids so bad but I get scared,’ the business mogul confessed to the outlet.

Candidly admitting that she, ‘cries about it all the time,’ Hailey said, ‘It’s enough that people say things about my husband or my friends. I can’t imagine having to confront people saying things about a child.’

‘We can only do the best we can to raise them,’ the Drop The Mic co-host wisely noted.

To the Dave star, all that matters to her was that any future children feel, ‘loved and safe.’

She also reflected on how she coped with online hate, saying, ‘If you let things like that silence you, you’re allowing people to dictate how you live your life.’