As arguably the biggest pop star in the world (certainly the preferred singer for most tween girls), who Justin Bieber's girlfriend is always turns into headlines, but no relationship has gathered as much love for the "Baby" singer as his on-and-off one with Selena Gomez - though that seems to be in the past now.
Over the past few weeks, rumors that Gomez is Justin Bieber's girlfriend once more have surfaced online, after the two have been spotted in different places together, including a pool day in a Los Angeles hotel where they looked fairly happy together.
According to Celebrity Dirty Laundry, it's not only that Gomez isn't Justin Bieber's girlfriend anymore, she's actually trying to make him jealous in a fully empowered way, having been spotted with Orlando Bloom hours after hanging out with Bieber - and, as most of the Internet remembers (and to the satisfaction of many), a few years back Bloom punched Bieber in the face after the singer boasted about hooking up with Miranda Kerr, Bloom's estranged wife.
In the meantime, someone who was rumored to be Justin Bieber's girlfriend for a while, Jayde Pierce, has recently spoken to UK's The Mirror to spill the beans about her relationship with the singer, claiming he "loves to cuddle," months after her name became viral after being spotted with Biebs.
19 year-old Pierce also said Bieber hadn't let fame get into his head.
J-14 reports that one of the people wondering about Justin Bieber's girlfriend was Martha Stewart, a friend of the singer's as well as one of his roasters in this year's Comedy Central episode, who asked him recently about who he was making breakfast for these days (after he revealed he liked to cook the morning meal for his girlfriends), and he replied that there was no woman in his life.
"My love? My love today is my little brother," Biebs responded. "He's staying with me for the next week. So he's my love right now. No girlfriend at the moment, no. I'm single."
Lately, news outlets have placed model Hailey Baldwin as Justin Bieber's girlfriend.
