Former collaborators of Justin Bieber have voiced their concerns regarding the 31-year-old pop sensation's mental well-being, amid heightened anxiety among his fans. Bieber, who has previously opened up about escalating anger issues, has once again ignited worry when his collaborator Poo Bear offered heartfelt support, stating, "Whatever challenges he's facing, I offer my prayers and hope he finds peace." A former member of Bieber's inner circle echoed these sentiments, painting a poignant picture: "Witnessing his decline is akin to observing the living embodiment of someone who has lost sight of their destiny. He is adrift, unprotected, because those around him are reluctant to deny him anything. Stand up to him, and you'll be dismissed without hesitation."
These revelations come on the heels of Bieber's recent candor about his severe anger problems, amidst ongoing concerns about his mental health. The "Baby" hitmaker confided in social media posts about grappling with imposter syndrome, expressing feelings of being a "fraud" despite his illustrious career achievements. He candidly wrote, "I struggle with anger too, but I aspire to grow and curb my impulsive reactions."
Elsewhere, Bieber has made headlines by announcing his official separation from fashion label Drew House, which he co-founded in 2018.
