Bieber Intervention? Singer's Manager, Mother & Friends Meet Up In Panama
Jan. 26 2014, Published 1:53 p.m. ET
Could an intervention be in the works for Justin Bieber?
It looks like that may be what is happening Sunday, as the most important people around the troubled singer in Panama where he flew late yesterday after fleeing from Miami.
"Pattie, Usher, Scooter, Ryan Good, Ryan Butler all showed up to Panama.. i love that they have Justins best interest," one of Bieber's most influential fansites posted Sunday morning.
Usher, Bieber's mentor and on whose label he records, was spotted in Panama Saturday night, as was Scooter Braun, who discovered Bieber and manages his career.
Ryan Good is the producer of Bieber's documentary, Never Say Never, and Ryan Butler is the singer's best friend, who on Friday wrote "I'll always be there for the people I love. Always."
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The person with the biggest challenge of getting through to Bieber unfortunately may be his mother, Pattie Mallette .
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Biebs has reportedly been shunning her while partying with his dad, Jeremy Bieber who was with his son the night he was arrested for DUI, resisting arrest and driving with an expired license in Miami. He flew with Justin to Panama on Saturday and as RadarOnline.com exclusively reported, Justin has been financially supporting him for years.
One person who is definitely hoping a successful is in the works is Bieber's former housekeeper Tatiana Voziok, who has given a detailed eyewitness account of the drug use in the singer's home and confessed he'll end up "dead like Michael Jackson" if he doesn't stop soon.