Hailey Bieber shares update on Justin Bieber’s paralysis scare

• Hailey Bieber says her husband Justin Bieber is “feeling a lot better” after being diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt syndrome.
• Hailey also spoke about the support she and her husband have received from fans.
• The model had surgery to plug a hole in her heart earlier this year.

After being diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt syndrome, Hailey Bieber says her husband Justin Bieber is “getting better every single day.” “He’s doing really well … According to Page Six, the model, 25, stated during her interview on Good Morning America, “He’s feeling a lot better and obviously it was just a very scary and random situation to happen.”

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Hailey also spoke about the support she and her husband, 28, have received from fans. She shared, “Every single person has sent well wishes, advice, and recommendations.” “It’s been really amazing.” Hailey further said that they were able to find the “silver lining in it all” while coping with his diagnosis, which came just three months after she was admitted to the hospital. Justin, on the other hand, had to cancel two of his New York City shows earlier this week owing to facial paralysis caused by a rare neurological illness.

Ramsay Hunt syndrome is characterised by a severe rash around the ear, on the cheek, or on the lips. According to Page Six, it arises when the varicella-zoster virus attacks a nerve in the brain, causing paralysis in some cases. Meanwhile, on Monday, Justin gave his fans another update, saying that he was already feeling much better after relying on his faith. “Wanted to share a little bit of how I’ve been feeling. Each day has gotten better and through all of the discomfort I have found comfort in the one who designed me and knows me,” he wrote at the time.

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On the other hand, during her conversation with Robach and Holmes, Hailey also provided an update on her health after suffering a minor stroke earlier this year, which necessitated a surgical operation to plug a hole in her heart. “I feel good,” she said. “I’m just giving my body the time to heal and recover … but I’m doing well now.”