According to recent reports, pop icon Justin Bieber is seemingly making a much-awaited return to music in 2025, following his health issues. The two-time Grammy winner last released an album called Justice in 2021 and has yet to come out with a major project ever since. However, the latest updates appear to suggest that Bieber will finally be making a comeback to his stead this year.
Here’s everything you need to know regarding the musician’s proposed return to the studio.
Reports state Justin Bieber is planning his come back
At the time of writing, there is no official confirmation about when the “Sorry” singer will be premiering his next album. Nevertheless, Puck News’ Matthew Belloni has claimed that Justin Bieber will once again grace the stage in 2025, majorly due to his ongoing financial troubles.
The renowned artist famously stepped away from the spotlight after he was diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt syndrome in 2022. Bieber’s unfortunate health condition ultimately forced him to halt his flourishing music career and even cancel his Justice World Tour. As such, he ended up raking up a significant amount of debt, most of which he owes to live events presenter AEG.
Per Matthew Belloni’s What I’m Hearing newsletter, such monetary obligations have led Bieber to cut short the break he took to focus on his health and finally return to making music in 2025. “I’m told Bieber needs the money and wants to work,” claimed Belloni. Apart from potentially re-entering the music scene in 2025, the singer has also made a significant switch in his legal representation.
Additionally, according to Belloni, Justin Bieber recently hired the services of Michael Rhodes. The latter has represented the likes of Madonna and certain members of the Kardashian clan in the past. Moreover, Bieber has parted ways with long-term manager Scooter Braun and will be looking to team up with a new staff if he intends to re-establish his presence in 2025.
Despite the update, the “Peaches” hitmaker has yet to share any official word on his return.
Originally reported by Apoorv Rastogi on ComingSoon.net.
