Justin Bieber: His mother’s prayer for him and his sarcastic response
The singer no longer appeared to have a good relationship with his mother
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Tensions appear to be brewing between Justin Bieber and his mother Pattie Mallette, as suggested by the pop star’s sarcastic reaction to a heartfelt prayer she posted on social media—leaving fans surprised and speculating about their relationship.
Two weeks ago, the 50-year-old mother shared a post featuring black-and-white photos of her son, expressing her faith and support for the 31-year-old singer as he prepares for a major musical comeback.
Justin Bieber takes public swipe at his mother Pattie Mallette after she posted she was praying for him https://t.co/QlAPm7grku
“We’re with you and always praying for you, Justin. I declare freedom, strength, purity, and healing over you. Every chain of fear, confusion, and pain be broken in Jesus’ name,” she wrote, also calling on the Holy Spirit to surround him with “truth, light, and protection.”
However, Justin’s response came later—and with a noticeably sarcastic tone:
“The only thing I need healing from is my pinky toe that I stubbed playing ping pong.”
Posted on October 5, the comment was widely interpreted as a public dismissal of his mother’s emotional gesture, possibly hinting at strained ties between them.
This reaction comes at a time when Bieber is reportedly attempting a return to the music scene following a challenging period of mental and physical health issues—including his Ramsay Hunt syndrome diagnosis in 2022, which caused partial facial paralysis.
Shortly after the exchange, Bieber was spotted at a futsal match in Los Angeles, seen smoking, drinking beer, and enjoying time with friends, seemingly unbothered by the public speculation over his relationship with his mother.
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