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Justin Bieber Routinely Requests Extra Condoms In His Hotel Room
Justin Bieber performs live on stage at 02 Arena on March 4, 2013 in London, England. (Photo by Jim Dyson/Getty Images)
Justin Bieber is growing up, you guys. Now that he's broken up with Selena Gomez, he's apparently getting frisky in his hotel room on the regular. Get ready to feel the way your parents felt when they found out that you were sexually active: Life&Style reports that Bieber routinely requests extra condoms and "intimacy kits" when he travels.
Another source told the magazine that he also has a peculiar food fetish of sorts:
A second source tells Life & Style that Justin regularly stays at this hotel and it's not the first time he's called down with the special order. “He always requests condoms...and jelly beans!”
The news comes on the heels of a report that his friends and roommates were terrorizing his quaint Calabasas neighborhood while he was out of town watching the NBA finals.
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