Justin Bieber shares scary moment with Paparazzi following his car, days after speaking about Princess Diana’s death

Justin Bieber recently showed his fans a concerning moment when paparazzi were caught following his car during an Instagram Live session. This incident happened just a few days after he made emotional posts about the dangers of being chased by photographers, reminding everyone about the tragic death of Princess Diana.
While he was live on Instagram, Justin could be heard expressing his frustration. He even called the police to complain about the cars that were following him recklessly. Although he put his phone down after a point, his voice could still be heard talking to the officers, saying, “This is getting crazy, man, no joke.”
Soon after, police sirens were heard in the background, suggesting that the authorities had taken action against the cars trailing him. Justin seemed relieved and celebrated the moment by saying, “There we go, there we go... some justification for this s***. I hope they arrest his b**** ass too."
This clash between Justin and the paparazzi had actually started a few days earlier. The Baby singer had posted several messages criticizing photographers for their behavior. In one of his Instagram posts, he shared a picture of a lion and wrote a strong caption, asking God for patience because he found it hard not to lose his temper with the paparazzi.
He also spoke about the dangers of reckless media chasing, mentioning Princess Diana, whose fatal car crash in 1997 was blamed on aggressive paparazzi pursuit. Justin wrote, "People have had to die cuz of this s***. Princess Diana is the first that comes to mind, smh. We gotta do better. Can we please make a change?"
Justin has been under the constant eye of the paparazzi since his teenage years. His personal life, including his early relationship with Selena Gomez and his marriage to Hailey Bieber, has always attracted a lot of media attention.
In addition to this incident, Justin also made headlines last week for a professional change. Reports suggested he ended his business partnership after a fallout with his former manager, Scooter Braun.