The year 2019 ended pretty well for Justin Bieber. In September, the singer married Hailey Baldwin, Alec Baldwin’s niece, after he found her in June 2018. On December 24 of the same year, he announced the imminent release of his next album, whose first single, Yummy, was released on Friday January 3, 2020. Then, a few days later, on December 31, he announced the release of a documentary series called Justin Bieber: Seasons, broadcast from January 27 on YouTube , retracing the last four years of his life and in particular his fight against depression. A way to draw a final line on a delicate period of his career and to embark fully on a new year rich in projects.
A post shared by Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) on Jan 17, 2020 at 9:59pm PST Unfortunately, on January 8, 2020, he announced on Instagram suffering from Lyme disease: “I was recently diagnosed with Lyme disease and in addition I also have a serious case of chronic mononucleosis which affects my skin, my neurological functions , my energy and my health in general ”. Fortunately, the young man was optimistic about the course of events: “It has been a few difficult years, but following the right treatment to cure this incurable disease will help, and I will be back better than ever”.
A post shared by Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) on Jan 11, 2020 at 2:31pm PST Unpaid tax arrears Unfortunately for him, bad news usually calls for others. As the American site The Blast reveals, the singer would not have paid certain tax arrears calculated for the years 2012 and 2016. These periods correspond to these last two tours, the “Believe Tour” of 2012 and the “Purpose World Tour ”of 2016. The State of California therefore claims the sum of… 3,711.93 dollars… A peccadillo that the singer, multi-millionaire, should not be long in paying. It would still be silly to take a surcharge …
