Justin Bieber Smiles Again In Adorable Snap After Rare Confession

Justin Bieber seems happier and enjoying the company of his siblings amid fans’ concerns about his well-being.

The pop star’s dad, Jeremy Bieberrecently shared photos showing him posing with his younger siblings. Jeremy also posted a picture of himself and Justin.

Jeremy’s posts came days after his son shared an emotional message on Instagram Stories, opening up about experiencing self-doubt and imposter syndrome.

On Friday, March 14, Jeremy shared an adorable photo showing Justin and his siblings posing on a couch.

In the picture, Justin was flanked by his brother, Jaxon, 15; sisters, Jazmyn, 16; Bay, 6; and step-sister, Allie Bieber, 17.

Jaxon gave Justin a warm hug while his sisters cozied up to him. In the snapshot, all the Biebers smiled as they posed for the camera.

Earlier, the proud dad shared a picture of himself and Justin, which he captioned, “My First.”

Justin is Jeremy’s only child with Pattie Mallette. He shares Jaxon and Jazmyn with his ex, Erin Wagner, and Bay with his wife, Chelsey Bieber, who has Allie from a previous relationship.

Jeremy’s post came days after Justin expressed his feelings about imposter syndrome via a post on his Instagram Stories.

In Justin’s heartfelt reflection, he admitted he has never felt truly worthy of his success, although people have always told him he deserves it.

He said, “People told me ny whole life, ‘wow Justin (you) deserve that’ and I personally have always felt unworthy, like I was a fraud, like when people told me I deserve something.”

Justin continued, “It made me feel sneaky like, damn if they only knew my thoughts. How judgmental I am, how selfish I really am… They wouldn’t be saying this.”

The “Peaches” singer concluded, “I say all this to say, if you feel sneaky, welcome to the club. I definitely feel unequipped and unqualified most days.”

Many fans sympathized with Justin while commenting on The Shade Room‘s repost of his Instagram Stories post.

One fan said, “It’s definitely imposter syndrome… especially when you kill it in your field and you don’t understand why people are so excited about something you see every day or do every day. Totally relatable.”

Another fan prayed for the singer, saying, “I pray he finds peace within himself. I pray he feels whole, and I pray for his healing. I pray the lord covers him with love.”

A third person added, “My heart goes out to Justin …… something happened to him and can’t nobody tell me otherwise. Not once has he denied any allegations.”

Another fan said, “It’s called being human. But you deserve all you worked hard for.”

Someone commented, “It’s imposter syndrome!! Happens to the best of us. We love you, Justin.”

Justin Bieber’s post about feeling “unworthy” followed recent public appearances that worried fans.

The “Purpose” crooner sparked concerns among his fanbase after he appeared disheveled and smoked from a bong on social media. Some pictures shared on Instagram also showed Justin sitting on an e-bike while Cypress Hill’s “Hits From The Bong” played in the background.

Someone wrote, “Aren’t you in your 30s? This is a post a 14-year-old would make. Man up and be a DAD.”

Another person shared, “C’mon man! What would Jack think in the next five years? Whatever it is you’re going through can be sorted out. There’s no need to indulge in harmful habits that may cause some heavy blowback. I’m praying for you, okay? Easy.”

Speculation about Justin Bieber’s health has intensified due to his recent public appearances, with some fans questioning whether drug use is involved.

However, Bieber’s representative shut down these rumors in a statement to TMZcalling them “absolutely not true.” The rep emphasized that Bieber is in a great place, focusing on family and music.

The singer is reportedly dedicating his time to raising his newborn son, Jack Blues, with his wife, Hailey Bieberand creating new music.

Justin’s past year has reportedly been “transformative,” as he cut ties with several friendships and business relationships that no longer benefited him.