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Justin Bieber‘s team is strongly denying recent reports suggesting that the singer is facing significant financial struggles. The claims, which surfaced after the 2023 postponement of his Justice World Tour, included an allegation that he owed $20 million to AEG, the tour promoter. However, Bieber’s representatives dismissed the rumors as “clickbait stupidity” from unnamed and “ill-informed” sources no longer connected to the singer.
Bieber’s team clarified that these claims were based on inaccurate assumptions and fueled by former associates who may be trying to tarnish the artist’s reputation. They emphasized that the allegations of financial distress were unfounded, with Bieber’s team stating that anyone pushing such stories either misunderstood the entertainment industry or had an agenda to portray him in a negative light.
The rumors were further fueled by reports from sources close to People suggesting that Bieber is facing personal and professional struggles, including poor choices in friendships, business partnerships, and challenges with his clothing brands. Insiders also mentioned stress over Sean Diddy Combs’ legal issues and his strained relationship with former manager Scooter Braun.
Despite these speculations, Bieber’s representatives remain adamant that he is staying focused on moving forward and not letting the rumors distract him from his personal and professional growth.