Close friends worried Justin Bieber is going broke: Here’s why
Image Credit: thesouthafrican- Close friends of Justin Bieber have expressed concern over his reckless spending and questionable financial decisions.
- Sources reveal Bieber is indulging in extravagant lifestyles, such as flying friends in on private jets and spending $300,000 at Nobu during Coachella, despite not working for a long time.
- There are worries about his mental wellbeing, partying habits, and potential marital difficulties with wife Hailey Bieber.
- These concerns arise as Bieber recently embraced fatherhood but appears to be distancing himself from longtime friends and family responsibilities.
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