Justin Bieber sparks concern as he steps out with mystery injury
Justin Bieber was spotted with what appeared to by a mystery injury as he took a stroll in Hollywood on Friday, days after his social media actions concerned his fans
Justin Bieber sparked concern after being spotted with a potential injury while walking in Hollywood on Friday. The singer, 31, walked the streets wearing an oversized red hoodie and chequered green shorts.
The Never Say Never singer completed his mix-and-match outfit choice with a blue snap back cap and light blue sliders. However, it was the appearance of a knee brace that would have concerned his loyal followers.
The large black covering was seen protecting his left knee as he took a jaunt without his wife. He appeared to cut a sombre figure in the sunshine as he clung to his mobile phone.
Following the images obtained by the Mail, Justin appeared to have removed the knee support for his next social media update. He was seen smiling while wearing a pair of blue leggings. Fans joked he should: "Stop playing and give hailey her leggings back." Another joked: "This is what i wear to Pilates Justin."
His latest outing and uploads come as fans begged him to take a break from his social media following his outburst earlier in the week. The dad-of-one, who is married to Hailey Bieber, took to Instagram to voice his thoughts.
In the post, which he wrote over a pink background, he shared with his followers: "Telling other humans they deserve something is like raising someone else's kids. Who are you to tell someone what someone should or shouldn't have. The audacity. That's not your place. God decides what we deserve."
Fans work quick to share their worries for the star in the comments section of the post. One user penned: "God told me you need a social media break," as over 21,000 fans liked the comment.
"Brother didn't you tell your wife she could never be on the cover of vogue??" one person referenced his recent admission about a fight he had with his wife.
However, following Justin's comments about his wife's cover story, he backtracked his views. He deleted his scathing caption he wrote under a picture of Hailey's cover of Vogue magazine.
He was slammed by fans after he said he told his wife and mum of his son, Jack Blues, that she would never grace the cover of Vogue during a heated argument. He was responding to her cover shot for the US edition of the magazine.
And on Instagram, he mused: "Yo, this reminds me when Hailey and I got into a huge fight, I told Hails that she would never be on the cover of Vogue.
"Yikes, I know, so mean. For some reason because I felt so disrespected, I thought I gotta get even."
He continued: "Think as we mature we realise that we're not helping anything by getting even, we're honestly just prolonging what we really want which is intimacy and connection."
He concluded by sharing a message directly to Hailey. It read: "So baby u already know but forgive me for saying u wouldn't get a Vogue cover cuz clearly I was sadly mistaken."
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