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As if Justin Bieber wasn’t already in the spotlight for his music and run-ins with the law enough, he’s now in it for a different reason. Pictures have surfaced of Bieber in a wheelchair at Disneyland a couple of days ago, and now there are plenty of people wondering if he was using it to skip the lines.
According to The Hollywood Gossip, Bieber ended up being photographed in a wheelchair while at Disneyland. The pictures ended up being posted online by someone that took a picture with him while he was in it.
The fan posted the picture stating, “I love how he just pretended to be a normal person on a wheelchair.”
Now, the true question began…did Justin Bieber fake an injury to skip to the front of the lines at Disneyland?
Well, Hollywood Gossip states that they didn’t know why he was in the wheelchair and he wasn’t seen outside of Disneyland using it.
“People, I’m told, were getting annoyed because they felt like he was using the wheelchair… in order to get to the front of the line on the rides at Disneyland,” said E! News’ Ken Baker.
TMZ has some more to the story though and they say they have heard from Bieber’s people.
According to Bieber’s camp, he actually had a knee injury from playing basketball and only sat down in the wheelchair for a few moments here and there. He supposedly sat down in it “to rest” and didn’t use it to skip lines.
Video did appear online of him being rolled around in the wheelchair at Disneyland, but his people again said it wasn’t to skip lines.
According to Beiber’s reps, he doesn’t need the wheelchair to skip lines. They say that Disney escorts him directly onto the attractions and then out of them so that huge crowds gathering around him can be avoided.
Well, Justin Bieber and crew state that they weren’t try to cheat the system, but there is a lot of backlash online due to what’s recently transpired.
I am not defending the guy as he is a waste of space, but don’t people like him, “stars”, get to the front of line anyway so as not to cause a mob scene? We see pics of “stars” in WDW and DL (see Disney Parks Blog) all the time. Do any of them stand in line?