Justin Bieber Is 'Receiving Treatment' For Depression

Justin Bieber is reportedly getting the help he needs.
People has confirmed the As Long As You Love Me singer is getting treatment for depression.
The insider shared that Justin seems “down and tired” and has been “struggling a bit.”
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Most of all, the Bieber source wants the public to know it has nothing to do with the pop star’s wife Hailey Bieber:

“It has nothing to do with Hailey — he is very happy being married to her. It’s just something else that he struggles with mentally. He has good help around him and is receiving some treatment. He seems confident he will feel better soon.”

An additional source shared that while reps for the singer have not confirmed the depression treatment, a close friend has.
A third source who has watched Justin grow over the years, confessed he is “emotional and struggles a lot with the idea of fame.” They continued, saying:

“He started off as a typical sweet, Canadian teen. He was such a great kid, honestly super sweet and very polite and nice to everyone around him. Having this huge amount of fame completely changed him. He had access to anything and everything and was surrounded by people who just said ‘Yes.’ He’s emotional and struggles a lot with the idea of fame — being followed, having his every move stalked by fans, cameras in his face. It all sets him off and he often feels like everyone is out to get him.”

The confidant also revealed his parents Pattie Mallette and Jeremy Bieber were a great source of pressure:

“His parents wanted this for him probably even more than he did. He and Jeremy have a complicated relationship. Jeremy pushed him really hard and expected a lot out of him. He’s been up and down with Pattie too.”

As you might remember, the superstar JUST opened up about depression in the latest issue of Vogue alongside his model Mrs.
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We are happy Justin is seeking treatment, and hope he mends quickly. Mental health is serious and precious.
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