The Scent Of A Spoiled Brat! Justin Bieber 'Throws Tantrum' At Fragrance Photo Shoot In Denmark
April 25 2013, Published 6:33 a.m. ET
Justin Bieber reportedly “threw a temper tantrum” during a paid photo shoot for cosmetics giant Elizabeth Arden in Copenhagen at the weekend, RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned.
Bieber, 19, allegedly showed up six hours late for the gig and then refused to wear the costume that had been planned, a source revealed, in an act that left onlookers branding his actions as "disgraceful."
"After showing up six hours late, Justin threw a temper tantrum because they wanted him to wear a bell boy hat -- but he refused," the insider said.
"This kid is quickly is quickly getting a reputation as someone that no one wants to work with. It was disgraceful."
And his spoiled brat behavior didn't end there!
The Canadian pop star left fans waiting at his concert for more than an hour-and-a-half because he was playing a game of ping pong backstage with one of his dancers.
"Justin was completely engrossed in the game and couldn't be bothered," said a tour insider.
"He knew he was starting the concert late, but he just didn't care."
Then, during a dinner date with with his on-again, off-again girlfriend Selena Gomez, Bieber stunned onlookers after refusing to tip his waiter.
The pair went to "a very upscale restaurant on Friday night for a free meal and even though the meal was complimentary, Justin couldn't be bothered to tip the hard working waiter."
Said our spy: "It was very low class and just disrespectful. Selena acted like a true lady, but Justin acted like an entitled punk."
Meanwhile watch the video below for information about a bust on Justin's tour bus.
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