Justin Bieber's pals worried about his lavish spending as he hasn't 'worked in a really long time'

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Pop star Justin Bieber has his friends concerned over his spending habits, especially since he has not released an album over the last few years, Page Six reported on Saturday, May 3.

The 31-year-old has reportedly been partying hard with new acquaintances and cutting ties with long-time pals. Even fatherhood has failed to make Justin more considerate of his lavish expenses. The 'Baby' singer welcomed his first child, son Jack Blues Bieber, with his wife Hailey Bieber, 28, eight months ago.

“People are worried about him,” an insider told the publication. "He’s literally going on (Instagram) live, smoking weed, and looking out of his mind. He’s flying in all his friends on private jets to his birthday party, putting it all over Instagram.”

A gaunt and shirtless Justin was seen smoking and dancing in Coachella in April, near his 15-year-old brother, Jaxon Bieber. The video, in which Hailey appears to steer Jaxon away from the area, went viral across social media. 

Source claims Justin Bieber is spending more than he is earning

Becoming a pop star in the 2010s, Justin Bieber signed a $200 million deal to sell the publishing rights to his music catalogue in 2023. While his net worth is estimated to be $300 million, sources claim he is far from financially secure.

An insider reportedly told Page Six that the 'Yummy' hitmaker has been spending recklessly, sharing, "He’ll spend $300,000 at the Nobu at Coachella. He hasn’t worked in a really long time.”

However, another source denied the claim, revealing that he hadn’t been to Nobu at Coachella.

Justin, whose last album 'Justice' came out in 2021, is reportedly working on a new project.

"He’s making music, he’s helping to run a fashion brand, he’s a new father — he’s got a lot of things going on in his life," said the source to Page Six.

Justin Bieber had to cancel his last tour midway due to health issues

In September 2022, Justin Bieber was diagnosed with the Type 2 Ramsay Hunt syndrome, a facial paralysis disease. It resulted in him pulling the plug on his 'Justice World Tour' midway, losing out on an estimated $90 million in income.

The singer has not toured since, even though it is reportedly where artists are now making most of their income.

However, Justin continues to live large, owning six homes, including a $26 million mansion in Beverly Hills, a $16 million home in La Quinta, and a property in Idaho.

"(Justin and Hailey Bieber) are traveling on vacations every two days on Instagram, they’re running around with full-time security and there’s no money coming in for a long time,” said a source, adding that since launching her beauty brand Rhode, Hailey has “become kind of the breadwinner."

However, the claim was refuted by another source close to Justin, who shared, "Rhode hasn’t made any money yet. If they sell, she’ll make a lot of money. There’s no money that comes out of it. It’s all going back into marketing … If they sell Rhode they’ll be exponentially wealthy and I really hope they do.”