Justin Bieber, now 31, is currently going through a difficult period marked by personal, financial, and professional challenges. After rising to fame as a teenager and reportedly earning close to $1 billion over his career, he faced a financial crisis that forced him to sell his music catalog for $200 million in December 2022 to avoid "financial collapse" following the cancellation of his Justice World Tour due to health issues, which left him with millions in debt
. Professionally, Bieber has not released new music for several years-the longest hiatus in his career-and has stepped back from live performances. His last album, Justice (2021), and last single, Honest (2022), have not matched his previous commercial success, contributing to concerns about his career trajectory
. On the personal front, Bieber has faced public scrutiny related to rumored drug use, a rocky marriage with Hailey Bieber, and recent allegations from multiple individuals accusing him of harassment and abuse. His relationship with longtime manager Scooter Braun ended publicly in 2023, further destabilizing his support system
. Recent public appearances and social media posts have shown signs of mental and emotional struggles, including erratic behavior, reflective and vulnerable statements about feelings of unworthiness, and speculation about substance use-though sources close to him deny current drug use
. In summary, Justin Bieber is experiencing a complex crisis involving financial strain, personal difficulties, and professional uncertainty, which has led to widespread concern about his well-being and future
