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Justin Bieberpulled a pretty badass date move when he took Hailey Baldwin to a Canadian museum to view an exhibition dedicated to, well, himself.
“Justin very graciously introduced Hailey as his wife,” organizers for the museum wrote on the facility’s official Instagram page, fending off commenters who questioned whether the two stars had really tied the knot. “Perhaps just a term of endearment? We loved their visit 💕.”
Opened in February, the Bieber exhibit “Steps to Stardom” includes items from throughout the 24-year-old’s meteoric rise to the top of the pop sphere, including shoes, stage attire, an old hockey jacket, and even a signed letter from First LadyMichelle Obama.
Aftera private vacation to Europefollowingtheir N.Y.C. nuptials on Sept. 13, Bieber and Baldwin, 21, headed to Canada to the singer’s home province of Ontario, last week, reportedly to visit with his relatives.
Local Caitlin Lee met the “extremely kind and courteous” couple after the newlyweds got iced drinks in Kitchener, Ontario.
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“They were definitely very flirty,” Lee told PEOPLE. “Hailey wasn’t wearing a ring on her ring finger, but I wouldn’t either in downtown Kitchener without bodyguards — not with a rock as big as hers!”
“We congratulated Justin onthe new house purchaseand he laughed and said, ‘Thank you,’” Lee added.
Courtesy Caitlin Lee and Erin Kitchen

The two were both seen sporting baggy hoodies and matching green sweatpants. A fresh-faced Baldwin stood next to a wide-smiling Bieber as he wrapped his arms around his wife, Lee and her colleague Erin Kitchen for a photo.
Afterproposing to the model on July 7, Bieber and Baldwin enjoyed a short engagement beforesecretly tying the knotat a New York City courthouse last month.
“Since they began dating, Justin has been 100 percent committed,” asource told PEOPLE. “They’re young and in love and feel confident about their relationship.”
source: people.com