Non, non, non! Justin Bieber’s tour trouble continues 'as he’s kicked out of prestigious Paris hotel for bad behaviour’

The European leg of Justin Bieber’s world tour, Believe, hasn’t got off to the best of starts.
And on Monday things seemed to take a turn for the worse after the troubled star was reportedly kicked out of the most prestigious hotel in Paris because of bad behaviour.
The 19-year-old checked into the fabled Hotel Le Meurice on Sunday but just a day later his ‘attitude’ and ‘blatant encouragement of fans waiting outside led to him being evicted'.

Naughty: Justin Bieber was reportedly kicked out of his hotel in Paris however his people confirm he left on his accord for 'safety reasons'

However Justin's spokesperson has rubbished these reports as 'nonsense' and told the MailOnline that it was in fact Justin's decision to leave the hotel for 'safety reasons.'

 

His spokesperson said: 'He chose to switch hotels because once he had engaged with some of the fans in front of the hotel, an overwhelming crowd congregated outside.
'The original hotel did not have a separate exit, which created a potential safety issue for everyone.'

Prestigious: The hotel is a favourite among film stars and royalty when they come to the French capital

A spokesman for the Meurice, also denied he had been kicked out as while they confirmed that the star had left suddenly, they insisted that the hotel’s management had not asked him to go.
‘Justin Bieber had indeed left the establishment to go elsewhere, but we do not know where,’ he said, adding: ‘But this is a decision made by him or his team. We do not turn people away.’
Justin had originally booked seven suites on two floors for him and his vast entourage, at a cost of well into six figures at the historic institution in the French capital which is used by royalty and film stars.

Not such an angel: Justin was reportedly kicked out due to his 'attitude' and for encouraging his fans to be loud

But within a few hours hundreds of young fans had begun massing outside and even inside the lobby.
Jean-Marc Morandini, a TV and radio showbusiness presenter in Paris, said on his blog on Monday: ‘Justin Bieber has just been kicked out of the Meurice Hotel in Paris.

‘It was a decision taken by the management of the luxury hotel because of his attitude in the establishment, and because of the nuisance caused by the presence of his fans around the buildings.’

He'll always be their number one: Justin's fans follow him wherever he goes and have camped outside his hotel

Insiders at the hotel, a favourite of numerous big names including Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, as well as members of the British Royal Family, said that the noise had become ‘intolerable’.
‘There were kids everywhere screaming and shouting, and the other guests just didn’t like it,’ said the source.

‘Justin was clearly encouraging his fans – that’s something he has to do.’

Busy schedule: Justin headed to Paris from Madrid where he was joined by his mother, father and younger brother

The singer, who is due to perform at the Palais Omnisports in Paris-Bercy on Tuesday night, was later seen checking into the equally luxurious Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Paris.
Clearly not too concerned about the turn of events, he tweeted: 'loving Paris'
Bieber was forced to apologise to fans in London earlier this month after arriving late on stage.
Many young fans left the city's O2 Arena without seeing their idol, sparking anger among both the devotees and their parents.

Fan central: This scene in Madrid is probably not to dissimilar to the one in Paris which led to him being kicked out

Bieber later explained he had to start his performance late due to 'technical issues' and was not delayed for as long as the two hours first claimed, but by just 40 minutes.
Bieber, who has 35 million Twitter followers, has an army of fans around the world, and many try to turn up at the hotels he stays at.
Nicknamed the ‘Hotel of Kings’, the 160 room Meurice was founded in 1815 with the aim of recreating an English country house in central Paris.
Famous guests over the years have included former US president Franklin D.Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Anthony Eden, the Spanish artist Salvador Dali, and actors Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton.
More recently, those paying thousands a night to stay have included the singer Beyonce, Madonna and rappers Jay-Z and Kanye West.