Justin Bieber shares shocking news – then deletes ads

Justin Bieber continues to worry fans with his unstable behavior – And his last step caused even more problems.

The 31-year-old made a shocking advertisement on Thursday before there was a change in the heart and removing its amazing news.

Drew

Justin is in blunt that he no longer participates in his fashion brand, Drew House, which he launched in 2019, along with the former stylist Ryan Gud.

“I Justin Bieber no longer participate in this brand,” he wrote on the screenshot of the Instagram House House account.

“Drew House does not represent me or my family or life,” he continued. “If your (sic) sway with me, human Justin Bieber does not spend money on Drew House.”

According to The sixth pageJustin went a step further to cement his cuts with the brand on Friday.

He reportedly shared a video with the animation of AI about himself, which was included in a house filled with several items Drew House before igniting the match and leaving the burning building to join his wife, Hail Biber and their son, Jack Bluz at the front.

Justin’s message from Cutthroat arrives after he was caught in a video that is shared by an ill -shaped exchange from a paparazzi near the cafe in Palm -Springz in front of Coachella from Haley this weekend.

In a video received TMZJustin seemed not in the mood to exchange pleasant with the expectations of a paparazzi.

When someone told him, “Good morning,” Justin replied, “No! Not good morning! You already know. Why are you here?”

Breaking his way to the expected Pope, Justin rolled them for just wished “money.” “Money, money, money, money, money,” he continued, gesturing with his fingers.

“Come here, brother.

Continuing his rampant when he rose closer to the paparazzi, Justin continued: “That’s all that worries you, guys, it’s money. You don’t care. Only money. You don’t care about people.”

Justin’s health

Justin suffered rumors concerning his health and well -being. Last month he shared a deeply personal and cryptic message about fights emotionslikening their feelings for drowning and feelings of dangerous.

“I was always told when I was a baby that I don’t hate,” Justin wrote. “But it made me feel that I was not allowed, and so I didn’t tell anyone that it had. It made me feel that I was drowning, it is dangerous to admit it.”

He continued: “I think we can let go of hatred by only having recognized that it is there. How could we not feel hatred of all the pain we suffered?”

His emotional post came a few days after he opened about a sense of uncertainty in himself and the syndrome of the impostor. In another post on Instagram, he confessed Feeling as “fraud” Despite his enormous success.

“People told me my whole life:” Oh, Justin, you deserve it. “And I personally always felt unworthy as I was a fraud,” he admitted.

“As when people told me that I deserve something, it made me feel treacherous.