Justin Bieber talks about his drug use and the pressures of fame

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Canadian singer Justin Bieber has spoken of the ups and downs he's experienced as a beloved teenager to "the most vulnerable person who makes fun of the world, the world." judgment and hatred ".

In a long post on Instagram, the 25-year-old pop star explained how much the celebrity that he had reached as a boy had made him depressed and had lost his humility.

He wrote, "I walked away from all those who love me and hid behind the person I became."

"Everyone was doing things for me, so I did not learn the basics of responsibility," said Bieber.

Bieber suddenly interrupted his tour in 2017 and later stated that he wanted to remedy the "weaknesses" of his character.

His speech came after his problems overshadowed his musical production. The artist had to face legal problems, including throwing eggs at a neighbor's house and driving too fast to Miami.

In 2017, China said Bieber persona non grata hold concerts on its territory because of his "bad behavior", pointing out that he needed maturity.

Bieber said in his letter that his marriage to model Hayley Baldwin and the support of his friends and his faith helped him get his life back on track.

"Fortunately, God has blessed me with great people who love me for me. I say that to make sure that you will continue to fight even if the situation is bad. "(AFP)