Justin Bieber Delivers Spicy 4-Word Reply To Fan Speculating About His Well-Being
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The pop star's pointed comeback comes amid a surge of cryptic social media posts from Bieber.
The internet has been expressing growing concerns over Justin Bieber’s well-being and behavior in recent months, and the pop star has now made it perfectly clear how he feels about it.
Bieber delivered a pointed comment Tuesday under a screenshot posted by the account Today Years Old, which showed a conversation the user apparently had with their grandfather about the “Peaches” singer.
The account Comments by Celebs spotted the comment and posted it Tuesday.
The screenshot showed a text exchange with the user’s grandpa. “I am worried about Justin Bieber,” they wrote, while a second message read, “There is so much heartbreak in Justin’s life.”
The Canadian crooner simply fired back “worry about yourself gramps” in response.
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