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Hailey Baldwin Says She Is Not Married 'Yet' to Justin Bieber Despite Courthouse Wedding


Multiple sources confirmed to PEOPLE on Friday that Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin tied the knot in a civil ceremony on Thursday at a New York City courthouse, but it appears the model doesn’t count herself a married woman — yet.
“I understand where the speculation is coming from, but I’m not married yet!” the 21-year-old model Tweeted.
A friend of the couple tells PEOPLE Baldwin “feels a civil ceremony and their ‘real’ wedding are two separate things.” Adds a religious source: “What happened at the courthouse is a courthouse thing — a legal thing. But marriage is two people making a vow before God and the people they love.”
Bieber and Baldwin were seen walking into a courthouse on Thursday where marriage licenses are issued, according to a photo obtained by TMZ.
The religious source previously told PEOPLE Bieber, 24, and Baldwin legally wed on Thursday but are still planning to have a larger celebration with their loved ones. Another insider said the stars “went ahead and did it without listening to anyone.”
“They’re going to have a big blowout, in front of God and everyone they love,” said the source.
The outlet also reported the couple appeared to be extremely emotional with Bieber telling Baldwin, “I can’t wait to marry you, baby.” According to the outlet, the singer told a court official, “Thanks for keeping it on the DL.”
Hailey Baldwin and Justin Bieber

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