Justin Bieber Egged at Concert and Gets Called a "Security Risk" on a Flight
Singer Justin Bieber is definitely not having a good time in Australia. He first gets egged at a concert in Sydney and then is labeled a security risk on a flight.
X17Online.com is reporting that Bieber was attacked with eggs during his concert on Saturday in Sydney, Australia.
It is reported that an audience member threw a total of six eggs during the performance, two of which landed close to the “Baby” singer.
However, Bieber continued his concert without missing a beat after the stage was cleaned up.
A video of the attack shows that four of eggs looked like they were dropped from above the stage, leading certain fans questioning whether the attack might have been a set-up.
Bieber got into more trouble on Sunday after he was involved in an incident on-board a flight.
Sky News Australia is reporting that Bieber, 17, and his bodyguard left their seats and were wandering to the back of the plane, even though the seat belt sign was switched on, as the plane was getting ready to take-off.
The cabin crew ordered them back to their seats and told Bieber that his behavior was a “security risk”.
The flight attendant also reportedly said that Bieber had been acting like a child and would therefore be treated like one.
The singer immediately returned to his seat and later apologized to the airlines staff for his behavior.
