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Justin Bieber: Why Chris Brown Is A ‘Bad Influence’ On Him
Justin Bieber is back to his bad boy ways so quickly after reuniting with Selena Gomez, and a source has revealed EXCLUSIVELY to HollywoodLife.com that Chris Brown is a ‘bad influence’ on him!
Justin Bieber, 29, is back to his old ways. After reuniting with Selena Gomez, 21, recently, he promised to change his behavior and to properly commit to her, but following a photo posted to Chantel Jeffries‘ Instagram, it’s clear that he couldn’t keep that promise for long. One source close to Selena has revealed to HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY that part of the blame rests on none other than Chris Brown‘s shoulders. Read on for more details!
Justin Bieber: Chris Brown Is A Bad Influence On Him
“Everyone knows that Chris Brown is a bad influence on him,” a source revealed to HollywoodLife.com. “Justin always gets up to no good when he parties with him because he feels like he needs to show off. Plus, there’s all kinds of girls around willing to do whatever, it’s a recipe for disaster and Selena knows that.”
Justin and Chris started hanging out again after Chris’ release from prison. They’ve been recording together, and the two are “hungry” to produce a huge hit for their fans in an attempt to bolster their images and get back to their roots, sources previously reported to HollywoodLife.com. On June 28, Chris and Justin played opposite each other in the BET Celebrity Basketball Game together, and had a great time playing the friendly game.
Justin Bieber Is Back In ‘Cool’ Mode
However, as a source previously reported to HollywoodLife.com, Justin hanging out with his guys makes him totally forget about Selena — and about propriety, as evidenced by him hanging with Chantel. “Justin’s being Justin again,” our source insider revealed. “Once he goes back into cool mode there’s really not much Selena or anyone can do to get through to him.”
What do you think, HollywoodLifers? Is Chris a bad influence on Justin? Or was Justin just bound to slide back into old ways?
— Amanda Mitchell
