Hailey Bieber stuns in little black dress as she cozies up to Justin at ‘SWAG II’ release party

Hailey Bieber is one hot mama.

The Rhode Skin founder cozied up to her husband, Justin Bieber, in a silky little black dress for the hitmaker’s “SWAG II” album release party Friday night.

The couple was spotted in pictures leaving the shindig in New York City looking incredibly close as Justin wrapped his hand around his wife’s waist.

He wore a white graphic T-shirt, dark wash oversized denim jeans and a pair of purple shoes. Hailey also rocked a pair of dark shades and held a black purse.

Other famous guests at the party included Lori Harvey, Alix Earle and Livvy Dunne, among other names.

The pair’s appearance comes after the singer gave a marriage update on his recently released album.

The “Beauty and a Beat” crooner, 31, seemingly looked back on the couple’s 2018 wedding and 2024 vow renewal in “I Do.”

“I do / I mean it when I say that I do / Nobody gets to touch you / I do / You’ll always be the one that I choose.”

Elsewhere in the song, he added, “Never loved you more than I do right now.”

He went on to credit his wife, 28, for making him a “better man” in a track of the same name and sang about wanting to craft a song Hailey “can’t stop singing” in “Love Song.”

The album goes on to be an ode to his family with the model, who he also sings about on his songs, “Don’t Wanna,” “Mother in You,” “Speed Demon” and “I Think You’re Special.”

On his surprise seventh studio album, “SWAG,” the artist previously admitted to experiencing marital troubles with his songs, “Walking Away” and “Daisies.”

On the latter song, Justin sings: “Head is spinnin’, and it don’t know when to stop / You said ‘Forever,’ babe, did you mean it or not? / And if it ain’t right, babe, you know I respect it / But if you need time, just take your time.”

The verse concludes, “Honey, I get it, I get it, I get it.”

The album arrived after the couple faced months of rumors regarding the state of their relationship as well as Justin’s alleged drug use and financial woes.