Bieber considers legal action against former managers

Canadian pop superstar Justin Bieber.LAPRESSE

Justin Bieber is not feeling the “Sorry” vibes when it comes to his former business managers. He’s pretty convinced that they messed up big time when it came to handling his money, and he’s considering taking some legal action.

According to sources in the know, Justin has been pretty upset for a while now, claiming that he’s lost a ton of money because of some seriously bad decisions made by his business managers.

It’s a bit unclear just how much money Justin thinks has gone down the drain, but sources are saying it’s a pretty hefty amount. He’s even thinking about slapping a lawsuit on those he believes are responsible for the mess. However, his current team seems to be divided on the whole thing. Some of them are all for the lawsuit, while others are not so sure.

One argument against suing is that Justin went through a phase where he was spending like there was no tomorrow. In other words, some people think he kinda brought this mess upon himself.

Bieber’s financial woes spark legal talks

Now, let’s talk about the money situation. Despite all this drama, Justin is not exactly struggling financially. He actually sold his music catalog in January for a whopping $200 million. And get this, before the sale, sources say his net worth was around $100 million.

So, will Justin actually go ahead and file a lawsuit? It seems like the decision is still up in the air. The discussions are ongoing and no final call has been made just yet.

In the words of Justin himself (well, sort of), “It’s been a tough ride dealing with this, but I’m really considering all my options at this point.” And it’s totally understandable. He’s been through a lot in the spotlight, and he always seems to come out on top.

So, whether or not Justin decides to take legal action, one thing’s for sure – he’s got a whole lot of support from his fans. And who knows, maybe this whole situation will inspire some new music from him. After all, some of his best hits have come from personal experiences, right?