EXCLUSIVE Scooter Braun rages at 'disgraceful' Justin Bieber... but this high-stakes feud is not all that it seems
Scooter Braun has decided not to publicly wage war with Justin Bieber over his alleged $8 million debt, with insiders claiming the singer's former manager is resigned but frustrated by the lack of payment.
It was reported earlier this week that pop star Bieber, 31, allegedly accrued the hefty sum after making the difficult decision to suspend his tumultuous 'Justice' tour in 2022 when he still had 70 dates left on the schedule. Bieber insiders have disputed the monetary figure.
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