Justin Bieber’s recent behaviour has left fans confused and concerned. The 30-year-old pop star has been sharing cryptic and emotionally charged posts on social media, sparking rumours that all may not be well behind the scenes.On Father’s Day, 15 June, Justin Bieber sparked concern with a black-and-white selfie captioned, “I’m a dad that’s not to be f—ed with”, alongside middle finger emojis. He followed this with photos of his baby son, Jack Blues, also including the same emojis, which fans found inappropriate during a moment of celebration.His behaviour added to ongoing fan concerns about his mental health. A screenshot of a private text Bieber shared showed him ending a friendship and calling himself a “traumatised person”, revealing anger rooted in deep pain and trauma. When fans expressed concern, he dismissively replied, “Worry yourself.”‘Struggling’ marriage with Hailey Bieber?Adding to the worries, Entertainment Tonight reported that Justin and Hailey Bieber are “struggling” in their marriage. An insider said, “He feels like Hailey can be superficial about the way their relationship looks in the public eye,” while Hailey is upset with “Justin’s lack of motivation.” No official statements have been made.‘They don’t love me, they love the image’To better understand what might be happening, a recent conversation featuring Neuroscientist-turned-Himalayan sage Sadhvi Bhagawati Saraswati offers some insight. Speaking to Ranveer Allahbadia, she shed light on the emotional impact of fame, especially when it reaches the level that someone like Justin Bieber has experienced.“It’s very hard to be a public figure of any kind, especially someone on that level of success, without having people’s projections impact how you think about yourself,” said Sadhvi.She went on to explain how external praise and admiration can often be misleading. “So people are projecting love and adoration on you and you feel good. The moment you start to become a little bit deep and introspective, what you realise is, oh my God, all of these people, they don’t love me. They love this image.”In her view, this can cause a deep emotional void. “If everybody only loves you based on what you look like, inside there’s bound to be an emptiness. Because at the core, we all want to be seen and known on our deepest levels,” she added.For celebrities, especially someone like Justin who has been in the public eye for more than a decade, fame can feel like both a blessing and a burden. Despite the glamorous image, there’s often a hidden reality behind closed doors, something fans may now be seeing play out in real-time.
