Through her social media activity, the Canadian star's mom Pattie Mallette seemingly offers hints that the ex-manager of Britney Spears will be her son's new manager.
- Mar 22, 2024
AceShowbiz - Justin Bieber seemingly has found a new manager. While there's no official statement just yet, the "Ghost" hitmaker's mom Pattie Mallette appeared to offer more hints about the matter with her social media activity.
Fans noticed that Pattie has followed Lou Taylor on Instagram, seemingly confirming that she's been tapped to be her superstar son's new manager. For those who are not familiar with her name, Lou is Britney Spears' former manager who allegedly played a pivotal role in her 13-year conservatorship.
In response to the speculations, fans took to social media to share their mixed responses. "His fans are busy making hate threads about Selena while Justin is quietly being locked into a conservatorship," an Instagram user commented, referring to Justin's ex-girlfriend Selena Gomez. Another wrote, "So, he just dropped his team that worked with him since the beginning? Yikes! It looks like he has the same stylist though."
Confused, one asked, "Why does he need a conservator ship what about his Mom and wife???????" Someone else, meanwhile suggested that "Scooter &Elite put hailey ti [sic] watch Justin &report everything he's doing."
"I don't like Justin but I hope he leaves her cuz he's gonna be put into a conservatorship in the next couple years," one person noted. However, one user pointed out, "Lou is part of the church lmaoo Pattie was following along while back nothing new Justin still under scooter he's not working for Lou Taylor it's false rumors."
The speculations came after it was reported back in August 2023 that Justin fired his manager Scooter Braun and let his wife Hailey Bieber (Hailey Baldwin) lead the charge. "Justin has officially let Scooter go as his manager," a source exclusively told Us Weekly at the time.
The insider added that the supermodel "led the charge that led Justin to leave him for another manager." The source also claimed that the musician "has been taking meetings with other managers for three years." Puck also reported at the time Justin and Scooter hadn't "spoken for months," though their reps insisted that wasn't "true."
