Justin Bieber ‘parties with 30 girls’

HE certainly appears to have had an action-packed weekend. Justin Bieber’s reputation for partying hard hit new heights in Rio de Janeiro at the weekend following reports that he had visited a brothel on his world tour.Now Brazilian newspapers have reported that the star traipsed from hotel to hotel, ending up in a private mansion on Saturday night with 30 girls after being chucked out of top luxury hotel, the Copacabana Palace, for bringing two girls back with him on Friday night.

MailOnline has reached out for comment to Justin’s representatives who has so far been unavailable.
Brazilian newspaper Extra, reported that matters kicked off after the concert in Sao Paulo.

The star finished his “Believe” tour show then he headed to the nightclub Disco in Sao Paulo.
Looking for more, he then jumped in a private jet and flew back to Rio.

He arrived at the Zax Club in Barra, west Rio, at around 1.30am. After partying hard in the nightclubs’ private room on the second floor, the singer was reported by the paper to then leave at 3am, surrounded by bodyguards, with a van load of 30 girls. All the girls were dressed in black from celebrating Halloween night.

The “chosen” bevy were piled into a van that followed the Canadian star to a private mansion being rented in Joá, in West Rio, after Rio hotels turned him away.

The situation was made worse with the hoards of screaming fans outside the hotel disturbing guests who complained.
Earlier Brazilian website EGO, reported that the singer tried to hire eight girls on Friday night at the Centaurus strip club in South Rio.

The high class strip club has shows every 20 minutes with a series of girls performing for guests. The price for the girls has not been revealed and is based on the value and sophistication of the individual prostitute. Prices range from US$120 for 40 minutes with a girl, but to take a girl overnight is over US$1 200 upwards.

In the end, Bieber settled for two girls. But he could not enter with them at the Copacabana Palace, which has strict rules against prostitution on its premises.

The popular singer is reported by Quem magazine to have tried to book into the Hotel Fasano in Ipanema, just minutes from the Copacabana Palace, but the family-run hotel turned him away too.

In the end the Canadian star managed to hire a private mansion in one of the most expensive neighbourhoods in Barra da Tijuca, in West Rio.

Bieber ended his show in Sao Paulo early after being hit on stage by a water bottle thrown by a fan. He was late by over two hours for his show on Sunday in Rio at the world famous Sambadroma.

“Are you ready for the show? I need you to make some noise,” cried the star. “Who saw me here in 2011 and who is seeing me for the first time?” he continued, to the delight of the audience.

But according to Brazilian celebrity website PurePeople Entertainment, the pop star looked annoyed when trying to talk to the audience because he was continually interrupted by screaming fans
“I’m telling you must listen to me,” he shouted.

The “One Less Lonely Girl” hitmaker got bodyguards to bring a fan, identified as Luiza onto the Rio stage during the song. Singing softly to her, he caressed her leg and drew her in to dance closely.

According to a report in Quem on the weekend the singer’s mother arrived in Rio on Friday afternoon. She rarely accompanies him on his “Believe” tour but her presence may now be signalling that her son’s behaviour is causing her a lot of concern.

MailOnline tried to speak to the Centaurus Strip Club and the Zax Night Club but couldn’t get a response. The Copacabana Palace hotel said it does not give information out about its guests. – Daily Mail.

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