Justin Bieber’s fans begged him to “get help” after he appeared to be “seriously struggling” in new bathroom selfies shared on Instagram.
On Saturday, the “Stay” hitmaker shared a collection of photos that showed him posing awkwardly and making a series of funny faces in the mirror.
“U could point at my flaws,” he captioned the carousel. “Or u could recognize ur own lil bitch.”
“It’s so difficult and heartbreaking to see. Why aren’t the people close to him stepping in when it’s evident he’s having a hard time? He’s not clear at all and is obviously in distress,” commented one follower.
Another person on social media remarked: “Oh, I really feel for him, he’s seriously having a tough time. It’s starting to resemble the situations of Liam Payne and Britney Spears. Somebody needs to offer him help before it’s too late.”
“Please make sure you seek help,” another person urged, while someone else mentioned that the “Peaches” artist — who was recently spotted with an unexplained injury — is “gradually becoming the Britney Spears of our era.”
A rep for the singer did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
The singer’s behavior has been a topic of concern after he began exhibiting “strange” behavior at his wife Hailey Bieber’s Rhode skin event, which sparked fan speculation that the singer had been taking drugs.
Though Justin’s rep slammed the “harmful” rumors of drug use in February, the Grammy winner, 31, hasn’t shied away from unapologetically flaunting his marijuana use in the time since.
Recently, he showed off his drug use in an Instagram post as he shared a photo of himself smiling in an armchair while a massive bong sat in his lap.
He also admitted to ripping off Hailey with a phone case used to hold blunts modeled after her patented Rhode lip gloss-carrying cases.
In April, several people close to the singer expressed their worry for his mental health, telling the Hollywood Reporter that they feared he was falling apart mentally amid rumors of his financial troubles.
“Seeing him disintegrate like this … it’s watching the embodiment of someone not living their purpose,” a former team member told the outlet.
“He’s lost,” the former colleague continued. “There’s no one protecting him because there’s no one there willing to say no to him. You say no, you get blown out.”
