Justin Bieber Deported, Deposition Video Song? [RUMORS] Selena Gomez’s Break Up Expected To ‘Blast’ Former Flame In Album Release
Selena Gomez is expected to "blast" her former flame Justin Bieber in her new album release, the Guardian Liberty Voice reports, leaving many fans wondering if her track will discuss petition efforts to get him deported or his deposition video before they broke up.
"The antics involved in the on-off relationship between the teen sensation Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez has taken a new turn," the website writes.
"Selena Gomez is all set to blast her former flame, Justin Bieber, on her next album release. According to rumors, Gomez's best friend, Taylor Swift is the person who has goaded her into revealing the painful side of her relationship with Bieber, on her next album. So, a cautious presumption of Selena Gomez writing about Justin Bieber would not be an over-statement. In fact, the singer of the I Knew You Were Trouble hit has been quite persistent on this issue to convince Gomez."
Justin Bieber has ended his sizzurp habit and is allegedly going to calm down on getting high off drugs, TMZ reports, leaving many fans wondering if it will affect getting another response to a petition aimed at getting him deported.
"We're told he's been clean for a month, largely because he's become obsessed with working out and it's just really hard to do when you're high," the website writes.
"We're told it's no coincidence Justin has been spending more time with Scooter Braun and his mom over the last month ... J.B. kept his distance during his sizzurp binges."
Seth Rogen revealed during a recent interview his dislike for Justin Bieber and went into depth regarding his published tweet earlier this year, mentioning he was a "piece of s***."
"I met him a few times," Rogen told Howard Stern on Monday on his Sirius show, ABC News reports.
"He's a good example of someone, who you meet, who you think you are going to hate and then you get to hate him ... you meet him and he lives up to every one of your expectations."