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Hailey Bieber’s father Stephen Baldwin sparks concern among fans with bizarre video of him CRYING on TikTok

Hailey Bieber's father Stephen Baldwin sparks concern among fans with bizarre video of him CRYING on TikTok

Hailey Bieber’s father, Stephen Baldwin, raised concerns among fans with his latest TikTok post.

The 60-year-old actor, who recently revealed why he left Hollywood because of his faith, shocked his online audience on Thursday when he cried while recording himself listening to Christian music.

Baldwin wore a black baseball cap backwards and his eyes filled with tears while performing Clara Woods’ song This Is the Air I Breathe.

He captioned it, “So blessed. So blessed. So blessed. He is the air I breathe #Hallelujah,” before telling his 401,000 followers to “have a great day.”

Fans candidly expressed their thoughts on the bizarre upload, with one writing: ‘Terrifying per usual.’ Thank you, Stephen.’

Another implored Bieber, 29, “Hailey, girl, come get your daddy… he’s scaring us.”

The Daily Mail has reached out to representatives for Baldwin and Bieber for comment.

Hailey Bieber’s father Stephen Baldwin sparked concerns among fans with his latest TikTok post, in which he cried while recording himself listening to Christian music

Baldwin and Bieber pictured in 2014

Fans candidly expressed their thoughts on the bizarre upload, with one writing: ‘Terrifying per usual.’ Thank you, Stefan’

“Well, hallelujah, but you’re scaring me, dude,” someone else said.

And someone else added: ‘Thank God my parents don’t have social media.’

“This is scary,” one social media user said bluntly, and another said, “…sure, but why record this moment?”

On Reddit, more people have spoken out about the shocking post, with one person writing: ‘This can’t be good.’

Someone replied on the thread: ‘Feels like one [mental breakdown] with a little bit of Christianity thrown in, but I’m just an outside observer.’

‘It’s just so hard to tell where the [mental breakdown] ends and Christianity begins,” another added.

One observer noted, “Very strange combination of shaking nose-crying while listening to Christian music + the creepy stare straight into the lens.”

There were also fans who reasoned that Baldwin’s behavior was related to his past struggles in Hollywood.

‘This poor man has seen terrible things in his life!!! I hope he finds peace in Jesus!!!’

Another implored Bieber, 29: “Hailey, girl, come get your daddy… he’s driving us crazy.”

Someone else added: ‘Thank God my parents don’t have social media’

“This is scary,” one social media user said bluntly

One person said: ‘…sure, but why record this moment?’

On Reddit, more people have spoken out about the shocking post, with one person writing: ‘This can’t be good’

Baldwin wore a black baseball cap backwards and his eyes filled with tears while performing Clara Woods’ song This Is the Air I Breathe

One observer noted: ‘Very strange combination of trembling crying while listening to Christian music + the creepy stare straight into the lens’

There were also fans who reasoned that Baldwin’s behavior was related to his past struggles in Hollywood

It comes after Baldwin opened up earlier this month about his faith and what led him to leave the entertainment industry.

“Jesus and the Holy Spirit fascinated me,” said Baldwin, whose brothers are actors Alec Baldwin, 68, William Baldwin, 63, and Daniel Baldwin, 65. People.

He said he was at a crossroads in his life and career after his role as McManus in 1995’s The Usual Suspects.

“I probably could have pointed myself in the direction of becoming a big star,” he told the outlet. ‘But I wasn’t. I didn’t want to be Tom Cruise and have to make $100 million at the box office.”

Baldwin highlighted milestones in his life, including getting sober in 1989, marrying his wife Kennya, 58, in 1990, and a spiritual awakening as a born-again Christian in 2001.

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