Justin Bieber was involved in a tense exchange with the paparazzi in Palm Springs, California, on Wednesday, April 9.
In a video obtained by TMZ, Justin, 31, can be seen confronting a group of photographers trying to catch a glimpse of him outside a coffee shop. The star appeared to be visiting the café with friends when he spotted the paps.
One of the photographers said, “Good morning,” which prompted the “Baby” singer to respond, “No, not good morning.”
“[You] want money, money, money, money … get out of here,” the star added as he walked toward the group of photographers.
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“All you want is money. Go. Get out of here. All you guys want is money,” he repeated. “You don’t care about people. Only money. No people. You don’t care about human beings.”
Later Wednesday, Justin and wife Hailey, 28, were spotted arriving at the site of this weekend’s Coachella festival in Indio, California. In pictures obtained by People, Hailey, sporting a striped green and white dress, is seen driving a CRU electric vehicle while Justin can be seen in the back.
Justin’s latest public appearance comes as his social media activity has raised eyebrows among concerned fans.
In January, Justin sparked concern when he stopped following Hailey on Instagram. Hours later, Justin set the record straight, clarifying that he wasn’t the one to stop keeping up with his wife. “Someone went on my account and unfollowed my wife,” he wrote via his Instagram Story at the time. “S*** is getting suss out here.”
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Later, in March, Justin opened up about his “anger issues” in a social media post. “I got anger issues too, but I wanna grow and not react so much smh 
,” Justin captioned a series of photos shared via Instagram. The photos shared included a close-up, hooded selfie of the “Peaches” singer and a snap of Bieber as a child.
In a subsequent post, Justin shared a video of a jam session in his home via Instagram. “I think I hate myself sometimes when I feel myself start to become inauthentic,” he wrote in the caption. “Then I remember we’re all being made to think we’re not enough but I still hate when I change myself to please people.”
