JUSTIN BIEBER’S TEARY SELFIE SPARKS CONCERN AMONG FANS
Justin Bieber’s latest Instagram post has left fans worried about his well-being. The 30-year-old singer shared a series of images with his 292 million followers, including two selfies where he can be seen with tears rolling down his face. Dressed in a cream zip-up jumper and a green hat, Bieber looked noticeably glum as he stared into the camera. Fans flooded the comment section with messages of support, expressing their concern and offering words of encouragement. Even Bieber’s wife, Hailey, chimed in, describing her husband as “a pretty crier.”
Some fans speculated that the emotional pictures could be a sign of something deeper, while others simply reassured Bieber that they are here for him. One fan wrote, “I hope you are doing okay, I hate to see tears running down your face.” Another fan page praised Bieber for showing his vulnerability, reminding everyone that behind the celebrity persona, he is still a human being who deserves love and support.
The Instagram post also featured throwback pictures of Bieber performing on stage during his 2022 Justice tour. This led some fans to speculate that a live show announcement could be on the horizon. Bieber was recently spotted at this year’s Coachella Festival, where he joined Wizkid and Tems on stage to perform their hit song “Essence.” The singer’s appearance at the festival, alongside his wife Hailey, further fueled rumors of a possible split.
This is not the first time Bieber has faced health issues. In 2022, he revealed his diagnosis of Ramsay Hunt syndrome, a facial paralysis condition caused by a virus. The syndrome forced him to cancel several shows at the end of his world tour. Bieber shared a video at the time, showcasing his delayed facial movement and explaining that his body was telling him to slow down. In 2020, he also opened up about his battle with Lyme Disease, which affected his brain function.
Fans continue to show their unwavering support for Bieber, reminding him that he is loved and encouraging him to take care of his well-being.
