Justin Bieber has sparked concern among fans after sharing a cryptic message about dealing with hurt and hate. The singer took to Instagram, writing that he was always told as a child not to hate but felt like he wasn’t allowed to express it. He described the experience as feeling like he was “drowning” and suggested that acknowledging negative emotions is necessary in order to let them go.
This follows a previous post in which Bieber opened up about imposter syndrome, admitting he has often felt unworthy of his success. In that message, he reflected on feelings of self-doubt and questioned whether people would still support him if they knew his true thoughts. Fans have been speculating about his mental state, especially after recent photos showed him looking visibly emotional.
Bieber’s representatives have denied rumors that he is struggling with substance abuse, calling them “absolutely not true.” They stated that he is actually in a positive place, focusing on new music and adjusting to life as a father. Bieber and his wife, Hailey, welcomed their son, Jack Blues, in August, with sources close to the couple describing the past year as “transformative” for the singer.
Despite reassurances from his team, Bieber’s recent posts have left many fans worried about his well-being. Some believe he may be working through personal struggles, while others think he is simply reflecting on his past experiences in the industry. Either way, his openness about his emotions has resonated with many of his followers.
