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Justin Bieber posted the weirdest Instagram amid Selena Gomez drama

What You Didn't Know About Justin Bieber
By Sara M Moniuszko
March 22, 2018

Ok, Justin — what's the deal?

The Sorry singer is being everything but clear about what's going on between him and Selena Gomez.

He posted a bizarrely photoshopped photo of himself Thursday with a joking caption.

"It’s time I introduced you to my brother Tony Bieber," he wrote.

Although the post may have been in jest, Jelena shippers aren't laughing — instead they're demanding answers.

Questions about whether the pop-star pair are dating again began rising as the former flames were spotted together in October. On March 1, Gomez posted an Instagram for Bieber's birthday, but did not confirm anything about their relationship status.

This week, as Entertainment Tonight  reported, Bieber was spotted with someone new: model and former Miss Alabama Teen USA Baskin Champion. Champion's older sister Abby is dating Bieber's pal Patrick Schwarzenegger.

Looks like only time will tell what is happening in this potential love triangle.

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