Couple’s outing: Justin Bieber was seen stepping out for dinner in Montecito, California with his wife Hailey this week

Justin’s latest outing comes a day after he apologized for plugging a Morgan Wallen record on his Insta Stories and writing: ‘love this album.’

He was purportedly unaware that Morgan’s career was torpedoed in February after video surfaced of him drunkenly calling a friend a ‘n*****’ during a night out.

In a lengthy Insta Stories statement Justin claimed to have had ‘no idea’ about Morgan’s recent scandal when he promoted the country singer’s music.

Justin, who is originally from Canada, wrote: ‘When i was a kid, I was incredibly ignorant and said some very hurtful racist jokes that clearly were not funny.’

Off they go: The 27-year-old pop act concealed his slender frame under a billowy yellow Balenciaga hoodie and a pair of cargo trousers

Meanwhile: Hailey, whose uncle is Alec Baldwin, cut a stylish figure in a green and blue checkerboard sweater and skintight jeans

He added: ‘I hurt a lot of people especially the black people in my life but was fortunate to have them educate me on the horrifying origin of the n word.’

After Morgan’s scandal broke via a TMZ video his record label ‘indefinitely’ suspended him and he was banned from country radio for months.

He was additionally banned from award shows including the Billboard Music Awards and the Academy Of Country Music Awards.

Morgan issued an apology statement urging viewers to ‘learn from my mistake. There’s no reason to downplay what I did.’

Walking it back: Justin’s latest outing comes a day after he apologized for plugging a Morgan Wallen record on his Insta Stories and writing: ‘love this album’

Justin’s album Justice, which dropped in March, set off a race row when he sampled a 1967 sermon by Martin Luther King Jr. on the track MLK Interlude.

He addressed the controversy in a Clubhouse room where he denied ‘trying to be a white savior’ and said he was only trying to ‘amplify’ the civil rights icon.

The pop star also pointed out that black history was ‘just not part of our education system’ when he was a child in Canada.

Apology: In a lengthy Insta Stories statement Justin claimed to have had ‘no idea’ about Morgan’s recent scandal when he promoted the country singer’s music