Justin Bieber To Penalize Guests Who Will Leak Information About His Wild Party; Partygoers To Pay Up To $3 Million If Found Guilty

For his recent party, Justin Bieber reportedly mandated all his guests to sign a confidentiality agreement which will penalize those who will reveal information about the things that took place in the said festivity.

Partygoers who will tweet, post photographs, or merely talk about the details of the party might have to pay $3 million if found guilty. While the agreement will not require a guilty guest to attend a trial, such guest will have to settle the monetary consequences the soonest time possible.
The ex-boyfriend of Selena Gomez originally wanted the penalty to be $5 million but later reduced it to $3 million.

What really happened in the party which prompted the Canadian pop star to request utmost confidentiality?

While eyewitnesses did not divulge what happened, outsiders sensed that it was a "crazy" party. According to TMZ, local sheriffs even went to the place thrice because of noise complaints from neighbors. Neighbors likewise reported that the place was oozing with the smell of marijuana. Another insider claims that the 'Heartbreaker' singer shelled out more than $10,000 for strippers.

More than a hundred guests attended the party which lasted until the wee hours of the morning. Celebrity guests include Floyd Mayweather, Chris Bworn, Trey Songz, and Snoop Lion.

Missing from his guests is ex-girlfriend Gomez who is reportedly displeased with the pop star's recent acts. Prior to having the wild party, Bieber likewise made headlines after spending a night with Brazilian women he picked up from a brothel. One of the girls, Tatiana Teves, even filmed Bieber while sleeping on her bed. As per Hot Movies, a website specializing in the creation of adult films, Teves used to be one of their "actresses".  Such website claims to still have a copy of the film Teves did for them a few years ago. The website is reportedly planning to release the video in relation to the newfound popularity of Teves.