Justin Bieber’s team denies he’s $20 million in debtJustin Bieber’s team is denying reports the pop star owes $20 million to tour promoter AEG after canceling his

Justin Bieber’s Team Denies He’s $20 Million in Debt

Rumors have been swirling online that Justin Bieber is facing serious financial trouble, with some reports claiming the pop star is $20 million in debt — but his team is shutting down the speculation once and for all.

A representative for Bieber has officially denied the claims, calling them “completely false and misleading.” The statement comes after a wave of fan concern and viral posts suggesting that the global superstar’s lavish lifestyle and reduced public appearances were signs of financial instability.

“Justin is not in any financial distress. In fact, his business ventures, music royalties, and investments continue to thrive,” the rep said.

The rumors gained traction earlier this month when a TikTok video claiming Bieber had gone broke reached millions of views, citing anonymous sources and outdated figures. But insiders close to the singer insist there’s no truth to the claims, and point to his recent business moves as proof of financial health.

In 2023, Bieber made headlines after selling the rights to his music catalog for a reported $200 million, one of the biggest deals of its kind in the industry. He also continues to earn through brand partnerships, merchandise, and investments in tech and fashion.

While the singer has been relatively low-key in recent months, sources say that has more to do with prioritizing mental health and family time, rather than any financial issues.

“Justin is focused on his personal life and future creative projects. The rumors are just that — rumors,” another source added.

Fans have taken to social media to defend the star, with hashtags like #JusticeForJustin and #BieberIsThriving trending as many express support.

As of now, neither Justin nor his wife Hailey Bieber have personally addressed the speculation, but his team’s firm denial is putting the debt rumors to rest — and reminding everyone not to believe everything they see online.