ANI
08 Aug 2022, 12:25 GMT+10
Washington [US], August 8 (ANI): Justin Beiber is known to be very kind to his friends and fans and has on numerous occasions won the hearts of many with his generosity.
On Sunday, the pop star took to his Instagram to apologise for "inappropriate comments" on a user's post.
Justin mentioned that he had earlier posted a rude comment on someone's Instagram post and had come to a realisation that he shouldn't have written something like that.
Justin issued a public apology to the unidentified Instagram user by posting a long note on his Instagram story.
He wrote, "For some reason, I commented on some guys' page 'sad existence' because he was doing something I thought was dumb. Not quite sure why I felt the need to write that. If what he was doing makes him happy who am I to say anything, hope it didn't hurt his feelings, it's been eating me up all day. To the dude I wrote it to, man I'm sorry".
Well, this gesture surely won the hearts of his fans who instantly started reposting his story.
In other news, Justin recently resumed his 'Justice World Tour' following his recent health issues, and he is in Norway. He performed in Norway on Sunday as part of his tour of Europe.
Justin will soon visit India. He is all set to perform in New Delhi on October 18 as a part of his 'Justice World Tour'. He will be performing at New Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on the mentioned date. The tickets for the concert are now live and are priced from Rs 4,000 onwards.
The singer had announced earlier that he was forced to postpone his 'Justice Tour' after being diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt. In a video message, the singer had revealed that he was suffering from partial facial paralysis due to a viral infection. As a result, his concerts in Las Vegas (June 28), Glendale, Arizona (June 30), and Inglewood, California (July 2-3) were impacted.
Bieber documented his facial paralysis in an Instagram video. "As you can see, this eye is not blinking. I can't smile on this side of my face. This nostril will not move, so there's full paralysis on this side of my face," the singer-songwriter told his followers in June. (ANI)Get a daily dose of San Diego Sun news through our daily email, its complimentary and keeps you fully up to date with world and business news as well.
Publish news of your business, community or sports group, personnel appointments, major event and more by submitting a news release to San Diego Sun.
More InformationFRESNO, California: Fresno State suspended two of its top men's basketball players last weekend and removed a third player from the...
Ramadewa looked at the numerous troops of monkeys. They were at ease and happy and showed their liveliness. All their movements, their...
LONDON, U.K.: Despite regulatory efforts, unauthorized disposable vapes continue to dominate a significant portion of the U.S. e-cigarette...
SACRAMENTO, California: California Governor Gavin Newsom is urging Congress to approve nearly US$40 billion in federal assistance to...
LOS ANGELES, California: The Trump administration is once again challenging California's high-speed rail project, with federal transportation...
When the Eaton Fire began on January 7, 2025, in Altadena, California, it blazed through residential neighborhoods, destroying thousands...
CAPE TOWN, South Africa: An international summit on global poverty faced setbacks this week as key finance leaders skipped the G20...
ATLANTA, Georgia: After two years of declining same-store sales, Home Depot finally saw a turnaround in the fourth quarter, fueled...
NEW YORK, New York - U.S. stocks rallied on Friday as economic data showed the U.S. Federal Reserve has likely tamed inflation. The...
WASHINGTON, DC - The U.S. Federal Reserve seemingly has inflation under control with the latest econbomic data confirming little push...
COPENHAGEN, Denmark: A remote Arctic facility designed to preserve the world's agricultural diversity is set to receive a major new...
LONON, U.K.: British Petroleum is set to abandon its ambitious renewable energy expansion targets in favor of a stronger focus on fossil...