Justin Bieber Reveals Why People Think He Looks Like Sh*t; Opens Up On Suffering From A RARE DISEASE
Justin Bieber responds to all those criticising his looks. The singer confessed that he is suffering from a rare, incurable disorder and that he will be back with a bang soon!
Pop star Justin Bieber is often trolled for his casual appearances, looks and, sometimes, his personal life too. However, he paid no heed to all of them, until now. It looks like Justin has reached his saturation point and hence the emotional outburst through his latest Instagram post. The Baby singer also made a shocking revelation in regards to his health. It turns out that Justin Bieber is suffering from a rare disease called the ‘Lyme disease’ and he has also battled a serious case of chronic mono. The singer also revealed sharing his entire experience through a documentary series on YouTube.
Justin shared a screen-grab of a news piece reporting his battle with Lyme disease. In his caption, he wrote, “While a lot of people kept saying Justin Bieber looks like shit, on meth etc. they failed to realize I've been recently diagnosed with Lyme disease, not only that but had a serious case of chronic mono which affected my, skin, brain function, energy, and overall health.” He added, “These things will be explained further in a docu series I'm putting on YouTube shortly.. you can learn all that I've been battling and OVERCOMING!!” (ALSO READ - Did Justin Bieber's Wife Hailey Baldwin Forget To Wear Her Pants At The Golden Globes 2020 After-Party? – PICS)
Check out Justin Bieber’s post below:
Further, Justin added that the past few years have been tough on him; however, undergoing the right treatment for this ‘so far incurable’ disease will soon get him back on the track. “It's been a rough couple years but getting the right treatment that will help treat this so far incurable disease and I will be back and better than ever NO CAP,” concluded Bieber.
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