14 DAY TRIAL // Following his subsequent arrest in Miami yesterday for drunk driving and drag racing, the entire media is currently in an uproar, trying to explain the reason for Justin Bieber's erratic behavior. Indeed, for the last couple of months Justin has gone from bad to worse in his public image and people are wanting to know why.
A recent rumor says that the reason Justin is acting out so much is because he's being influenced in a negative way with his on-again-off-again girlfriend, Selena Gomez.
Radar found out from an insider, “There is always so much — ridiculous — drama involving both of them. They fight constantly and Selena loves to keep Justin hanging. He always acts out after they fight. Selena is just not good for Justin. They need to stay away from each other.”
Well, if that don't beat all! And here we were thinking that it was exactly the other way around, with Justin having a negative influence on former Disney-princess Selena. The two separated last year but, after New Year's they were seen together on numerous occasions.
Trying to pin-point the exact moment when Justin started his wild antics and pairing it with his relation with Selena Gomez is a futile task. However, if you're to believe the recent gossip, Selena has some drug problems of her own, and, as we all know, co-dependent relationships rarely work out.
Now the couple couldn't be farther apart. While Justin is still partying heavily with his drug and booze-fueled entourage, which oddly includes his father as well, Selena is playing the good girl, promoting her latest movie at the Sundance Film Festival.
The cited source claims the reason behind all this weird behavior is lack of mature supervision, “Justin also does really stupid stuff to try and impress Selena. Frustratingly for his advisors, he gets so much negative press, but Selena never does. If Justin were to cut off all communication with Selena, he would be in a much better place.”
The moment for revealing the real reason for Justin's antics has not yet come, but, judging by the rate at which these incidents are occurring, it's safe to say we're reaching that climatic point.