Justin Bieber has dished out on his baby plans with wife Hailey as the pair approach their two-year wedding anniversary later this year.
And as the loved-up couple plan to expand their family, Justin said it's totally Hailey's call on how many kids the pair will have.
Appearing on The Ellen Show today, the Yummy singer told Ellen during the Burning Questions segment: "I think it's up to Hailey because it's her body," when asked about how many mini Biebers the pair plan on having.
The 26-year-old was also asked by Ellen what his wife's pet name for him is.
Justin was shy to reveal it, but ended up telling Ellen that Hailey calls him "a bunch of weird things" including "goo goo" - to which the singer reacts with: "It's weird but I like it."
Justin also candidly revealed to Ellen that Hailey has him "wrapped around her finger, pretty much".
He admitted that "we're both each other's goo goo" during the segment.
And baby talk is nothing new to the Baby hitmaker, as he previously dished out on his plans with Hailey in a rare PDA post.
He revealed his plans of expanding his family and says the couple will have children "in due time".
In a sweet Instagram post shared with his 128million followers, Justin described Hailey as "my whole other half" as he planted a kiss on her cheek.
The gorgeous pair tied the knot in 2018, and have since been actively vocal about their marriage as they both navigate through eternal companionship together.
Justin recently opened up about future plans with his wife when he sat down with Apple Music's Zane Lowe to promote his new album Changes.
The Canadian stud said that he and Hailey plan on having children "in due time".
But before he plans on introducing new Biebers into the world, he would like to "go on tour, be married, enjoy travelling with just us, build more of our relationship".
He added: "When you accept Jesus, he says that now you walk with the Holy Spirit. So, I think I just want to be led by the Holy Spirit."
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