AceShowbiz - Justin Bieber apparently learned one thing or two after he became a husband. The "Peaches" husband dubbed himself a "hypocrite" as he initially believed that marriage would "fix" all of his problems.

In the Monday, May 2 interview with Ebro Darden for Apple Music, the 28-year-old heartthrob said that tying the knot with his partner Hailey Baldwin wasn't a huge problem-solver. "It's a journey. I remember when I first got married, I hit a little bit of an emotional breakdown because I thought marriage was going to fix all my problems and it didn't," he candidly told the radio host. "It just kind of was a reflection of like, man, you're a bit of a hypocrite man."

"You want your wife to do something that you're not doing and it's like, it's hard sometimes to look in the mirror and really have to realize, man, maybe you're not the person that you necessarily thought that you were," continued the Grammy-winning musician, who tied the knot with the 25-year-old supermodel in 2018. "And that's just a result of trauma and life circumstances."

Elsewhere during the candid conversation, Justin explained the impact religion has had on his life. "But for me, obviously, I've been so just very public about my faith journey and how my relationship with Jesus has helped me to just not be so hard on myself," he said.

Justin further noted, "Just the idea that I'm forgiven and that he's walking me through this journey and day by day, I get to just get better and better and not be too hard on myself." He went on to say that he hoped others would journey on their own religious path, "I think that that's ultimately what's going to encourage the people of the world of like, it's discouraging out here sometimes. Life smacks you in the face and it can be hard to get back up."

"But when you can have a perspective that God is not an angry dude, he is a loving, considerate, compassionate God who knows what we're going through and just wants us to be the best versions of ourselves," the chart topper concluded. "And so that for me in that perspective has really changed everything, man."