watching "Seasons,"

"Justin Bieber: Seasons," on YouTube.

You can watch. It's a 10-part series.

They're all available now.

I'm only like four in, so no spoilers.

-Catch up, Jimmy. -Yeah, I will.

[ Laughter ]

You're great in it because -- -Thank you.

-And I like that you did this because it's kind of

a sneak behind-the-scenes of your life.

And, you know, when you see you on the cover of magazines

and Justin with his new album

and, you know, paparazzi,

you go, "Oh, my gosh, they're the biggest stars."

And what I took away was that you're just normal.

-Mm-hmm. -You're a couple.

-Yeah. -[chuckling] And you're fun.

I mean, was it odd having cameras around you at all times?

-I was always the type of person where it freaked me out,

the idea of giving people too much

or letting them in too much to my personal life.

So, the idea of doing, ever, a documentary or a docuseries,

or whatever it was gonna be, didn't really appeal to me.

But what really happened,

through the process of doing "Seasons," is

I realized that I was able to tell my story,

about who I was, from my own mouth,

instead of people from the outside

being able to tell my story for me

and being able to --

It's just hard because I always felt like --

Before "seasons" came out, I really felt like

I always battled with the idea

that people didn't really know me.

-Right. -They didn't know who I was.

They didn't know Hailey for Hailey.

And I just always had this constant battle

where I was saying, "I wish people just knew my heart

and I wish people just knew me for me,"

and it's so hard to reveal that part of yourself

because people only see you in photos,

you know, from the outside.

-Yeah. -I would always see people say,

"Oh, she looks so unhappy and she never smiles

and she never this and never that,"

so I felt like "Seasons" gave me the freedom

to just speak my heart

-Yeah. -and show people who I was

and that's what I hope people take away from it,

that they see me and they see him and they see us together

and they just feel like,

"These are just two normal young people

who are trying to navigate this very big life."

And it's not easy and, at the end of the day, too,

we all go through the same things.

We all go through the same feelings and the same emotions

and the same struggles. In different ways.

-Yeah. -But we're all human.

-And that's what we all have in common at the end of the day.

-Yeah. [ Cheering and applause ]

I love that so much.

I agree. [coughs]

And you're very funny, by the way.

-Thank you. -You're very funny.

I know him for a long time. -He has a great sense of humor,

-Yes. -but, together, it's great.

I wanna show everyone a clip.

Here's a look at the YouTube series

"Justin Bieber: Seasons." Check it out.

-You actually never stop getting to know someone.

Even being married, where we couldn't get any closer.

But I feel like, as time goes on,

I learn him more and more and more

and it's so fun, I hope that that actually never stops.

I don't make him breakfast every day, no.

I'm kinda lazy. -[hoarse] This is so dry, babe.

God, you're tryin' to kill me. -I didn't make the bread.

I did not create it.

[ Laughter ]

-Oh, my God. -Eat it without the bread.

I made you dippy eggs with bacon.

That's what that's for. -You're tryin' to kill me.

You're tryin' to [bleep] Kill me.

-Yes. [chuckle]

I want the house all to myself.

[ Laughter and applause ]

[ Whistling ] -Hailey Bieber, everybody!