The new crown pneumonia and the mutant virus Omicron are raging around the world, and many celebrities from all over the world have been recruited. Canadian king Justin Bieber also posted a message on social networking sites yesterday (20th) announcing that he was infected!
He stopped after his first performance of his recent world tour, “Justice World Tour”. The concert originally held yesterday (20th) in Las Vegas will be postponed to June 28th. His group issued a statement announcing that he had postponed his concert due to the diagnosis, saying he was in a very low mood as a result, but that the health and safety of staff and fans was his priority. The team has not disclosed when Justin contracted the virus or what his current situation is, and whether his model wife, Hailey Bieber, has been infected.
Scooter Braun, the manager who took a photo with Justin in the first show, also left a message on social networking sites and named Justin as being infected by their friend John Terzian! He posted a photo of his friend and left a message: “You know from my past Posts that my friend John Terzian spread the new crown virus to me in December. And today it is confirmed that my dear friend Justin Bieber has also recovered from the new crown. Postponing the concert to June. It’s hard for me not to notice the subtle coincidence. Justin was at the Super Bowl a week ago with his beautiful wife and friends. I can say it boldly…he’s on his way again Poisoning?” Scooter also released a photo of Justin and his wife watching Bo, John, who he called “Super Poisoner”, was sitting behind them. There were also American model Kendall Jenner and NBA star boyfriend Devin Booker on the same field. At that time, they did not wear masks to prevent the epidemic.
In fact, Justin’s current tour “Justice World Tour” was blocked due to the epidemic before it was held. The tour originally started in March 2020, but unfortunately it was affected by the epidemic and was postponed for nearly two years. The first concert was held in San Diego last Friday (18th).
