As Justin and Hailey Bieber are in London for the launch of Rhode, where do the couple like to stay and eat?

Chances are if you fancied eating at Mortimer House in London this week, it might be trickier getting a table there than normal. The simple reason for this is that Hailey Bieber and husband Justin were spotted there only yesterday, so it now has the ‘Bieber’ seal of approval!

However, before you start getting excited and ringing up Mortimer House, you will have to actually be a member to go there. It costs £100 per month, and there is a joining fee of £250.

The effortlessly stylish couple were dressed down, Hailey wore a leather jacket and blue jeans whilst Justin was dressed in jeans, a light coloured jacket and was seen carrying a baseball cap. Although Hailey went for a casual look, eagle eyed fashionistas would have noticed that she was carrying a blue ‘Jodie’ Bottega Veneta padded bag that looked ever so cute.

Although Hailey hasn’t confirmed why she is in London, it looks highly likely that Justin and her have decided to visit the city as her skincare brand Rhode launches in the UK on 17 May. On Rhode’s Instagram, they have been promoting the products by sharing a model trying on the products on the streets of London and a black taxi driving with a Rhode ad on the side of the cab. 

Fans were quick to react to the products coming to the uk and one said: “Im so excited” whilst another said “Yes yes yes!!!”

Hailey and Justin Bieber are not new to London and are in fact frequent visitors to the city. In February this year, they came over to the capital for London Fashion Week and were spotted stepping out for a date night at Chiltern Firehouse. They were also seen leaving The Twenty Two Hotel which is located on Grosvenor Square in London.

In December 2021, Hailey and Justin Bieber were photographed at The Dorchester where the likes of A-listers Jennifer Lopez, Kim Kardashian and Mariah Carey have all stayed. Before you think it is all glamour for The Biebers, back in 2018, they treated themselves to a fry up in the North London Rose Cafe in Hampstead.