Justin Bieber Officially Back On Instagram; Singer Regrets Social Media Spat With Selena Gomez [VIDEO]
Justin Bieber has officially returned to Instagram after taking a long hiatus from the said social media but there is a big catch. Justin is not actually the one posting photos but his manager.
As reported by Hollywood Life, Justin is back on Instagram after he deactivated his account following his spat with Selena Gomez over his ex-girlfriend, Sofia Richie but there is a problem. It's not actually the singer who posts photos but it is his manager, Scooter Braun.
Justin's new Instagram on a new year account has already gained 50,000 followers but fans will be disappointed to know that he is not actually the one who is giving updates there but his manager. The said account already had posts which detailed Justin's update son his life that started this New Year.
But the report added that Justin will not be any more posting photos about his personal life or his romantic escapades there but it will be purely about updates on his career like new songs and projects.
If that will be the case, would the fans feel contented with no updates on his personal life most especially on his romantic escapades?
Well, maybe Justin is already avoiding what happened before on Instagram when he and Selena Gomez argued over Sofia Richie who was Justin's girlfriend that time. As reported by Just Jared, it started when the fans gave snide remarks regarding Bieber's new girl.
Selena Gomez was quick to comment that if Justin Bieber would still want to win the heart of his fans, he should stop posting photos with his girlfriend.
Starting from there, Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez had a very controversial spat. Fans still hope that Justin and Selena will get back together that's why some Jelena fans would think that there is no better girl for Justin Bieber but only Selena Gomez.
Justin Bieber is just cautious this time including his posts in his Instagram account and he doesn't want that Selena Gomez incident to happen again, not this time.
