Justin Bieber Representative Talks about “assumptions” about his so-called financial debt – State
Justin Bieber’s representative said “unnecessary stories and inaccurate assumptions” are currently circulating incorrectly among Canadian pop stars.
On Wednesday, Hollywood Reporter published an article titled “Justin Bieber’s Crisis of Faith? Why fans, insiders are worried”, one of the former team members claimed the 31-year-old singer owed millions of dollars in debt after canceling his Justice World Tour in 2022.
exist A statementBieber’s team called the post “based on unnamed stupidity, obviously unwise – source, “disappointed that they no longer work with Justin. ”
His team added: “As Justin himself moves forward, these unnecessary stories and inaccurate assumptions will continue. But they won’t stop him from sticking to the right path.”
The Hollywood Reporter’s article also includes a statement from Bieber representative, denied claims of huge financial debt.
His team told The Outlet: “Any source trying to sell you stories about the so-called financial hardship…either don’t understand the entertainment industry or are more likely to be trying to paint a nasty portrait of Justin, who has no similarity to reality.”
The article says Bieber canceled the rest of his Justice World Tour, “has triggered a series of financial consequences that are still plaguing the artist.”
Bieber’s singers who performed in parts of the United States, Europe, Australia and Asia officially canceled the tour date. His official travel page says fans will be refunded for purchases of tickets.
The trip has been postponed several times. In June 2022, Bieber was postponed many concerts after being diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt syndrome, which caused some facial paralysis.
The Hollywood Reporter article continues to claim that Bieber has a “big debt” to travel agency AEG, which insiders claim is $20 million. The article also claims that Bieber received $40 million on tour.
“So far, Bieber has only returned a portion of the loan.” In addition to the money troubles, the article also points out that people are concerned about the mental health of celebrities.
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A former Bieber team member told the media: “Seeing him disintegrating like this…is watching someone’s appearance.”
“He got lost. No one protected him because no one there wanted to say no to him. You said no, you were blown up.”
Record producer Poo Bear, co-wrote some of Bieber’s hit songs, including Despacito and What do you meanalso quoted in the story.
“Whatever he goes through, I pray for him and hope that everything is fine,” said Bieber’s former collaborator.
Another insider claimed that Bieber was just “like a media-savvy pop singer.”
“Artists are artists – they don’t see the world like you and me,” the insider said. “He’s healthier than all of us.”
Bieber’s attention continued to grow after sharing fragile information about his self-worth and impostor syndrome on social media last month.
Bieber shared his suspicion about himself by writing about his 250 million followers on his Instagram story on March 13.
“People told me my life ‘wow, Justin, you deserve it’, and I personally have always felt that it wasn’t worth it,” he wrote. “Like I’m a fraud.
“It makes me feel sneaky when people tell me what I deserve, like they just know what I think. How judged I am, how selfish I am, they won’t say that.
“I said all of this.
Screenshot of Justin Bieber’s Instagram story.
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Bieber has been open to his own mental health and his struggle for depression.
In September 2019, the star shared a lengthy message on Instagram, admitting he started taking “quite heavy drugs” at the age of 19 and “abuse” his relationship with others.
“I feel like I can never turn things around. It took me years to bounce back from all these horrible decisions, fixing broken relationships and changing relationship habits,” he said. sorry The singer wrote.
He said growing up to be a child star led him to make “every bad decision you might think of” by the age of 20.
“I have a lot of money, clothes, cars, honors, achievements, awards, but I still haven’t achieved it.” “Did you notice the statistics of children’s stars and the results of their lives?” [sic] The brain, emotions, frontal lobe (decision making).
“There is no rationality, resistance, rebellion, we all have to go through. But when you increase the stress of the stars, it’s unexplainable to you for certain things.”
He said everyone did everything for him in the years he grew up, adding that he never “learned the basics of responsibility.”
“At this point, I’m 18, have no skills in the real world, have millions of dollars, and can use whatever I want. It’s a very scary concept for anyone.” I don’t care The singer wrote. “By the age of 20, I made all the bad decisions you could have thought of and transformed from one of the most popular, most popular people in the world to the most ridiculous, judged and hated people in the world!”
He went on to describe, “According to research, it is bigger on the stage than almost any other activity.”
“These huge ups and downs are hard to manage. You’ll notice a lot of touring bands, people end up suffering from drug abuse phases, and I believe it’s due to the inability to manage the huge ups and downs that come with being an artist.”
Bieber attributes his marriage to Hailey Bieber because he helps him build healthier habits.
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