Is Bieber about to pull ‘a Britney’? That’s the question everyone is asking this morning following an incident that happened yesterday.
The Irish Daily Mirror reports that last night the Biebs lashed out at a photographer while he was leaving his hotel in central London. Apparently Justin completely lost the rag when a photographer (who claims he was assaulted by the star’s bodyguards) called him a “f**king little moron” and told him to “f**k off back to America.”
Instead of walking away from the ranting snapper, Justin reportedly exploded and started swearing and threatening the photographer.
Bieber was heard screaming: “What the f**k did you say?” While the photographer shouted back: “You heard what I said… you heard what I f**king said, mate.”
“I’ll f**king beat the f**k out of you,” said Bieber as he lunged and tried to take a swing at the man.
“Bieber deliberately went out of his way to shove the photographer. The photographer shouted back at him as Bieber got into his car. Bieber then decided to get back out of the car and slapped his camera out of the way,” said a cameraman who witnessed the incident.
Fears are growing for Justin
Following the altercation, Biebs admitted on Twitter that he had a horrible morning and that he let the snapper “get the best of me.”
“Sometimes when people are shoving cameras in your face all day and yelling the worst thing possible at you, well I’m human. Adrenaline is high now. Gonna put it on the stage… Only way someone can break you is if you let them,” said Justin.
Over 100 fans who had been waiting outside Justin’s hotel witnessed the incident. The altercation with the photographer comes after a spate of unusual behaviour from the star. Earlier this week Justin was blasted for being two hours late for his own gig, then he was snapped wearing a gas mask in public. The star also collapsed on stage during the week and had to be rushed to hospital.
According to sources, Justin’s crazy lifestyle is starting to take a toll on the singer and fans and management alike are starting to seriously worry about his mental health.
