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Justin Bieber’s Mom Wants Him To “Stay Pure” (VIDEO)
Many a young star, be it Past Britney Spears and Past Justin Timberlake or Present Jonas Brothers, encourage their young audience to stay abstinent. Whether or not this is included in their How To Market Yourself branding manual is unconfirmed, but it is a definite way to keep young ladies hormonally lusting and their parents purchasing not just CD’s but the wholesome image for their kids.
The latest to hop on the purity train is Justin Bieber. The young star, no doubt the hottest thing in the country right now, is sending a positive message and making his mother happy. “He has expressed his desire to stay pure and honor women and treat women with respect, hopefully that stays that way.” Justin’s mom, Pattie Mallette, tells E! as part of Justin’s TV special, Justin Bieber: My World which airs tonight.
Justin, who is single despite frolicks on the beach with Kim Kardashian, just wants to “have fun, hang out with girls and stuff. Try not to take it too seriously.” Click through to watch a preview.
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devon commented on Jul 07 10 at 10:39 pmhi love you
Baffa-Ball commented on Jul 09 10 at 12:01 pmMom’s a little late concerning ‘staying pure’ for son Justin but you can rest assured Mom that he’s still a virgin (if you don’t count Anal)
lorraine pata commented on Nov 05 11 at 10:39 pmITS NOT HIS KID, THE GIRL WANTS MONEY FOR DRUGS. SHE SHOULD BE CHARGED WITH RAPE. OR SAYING IT/ SHE IS NOW RAKING IN THE MONEY FOR THESE BOGUS THINGS SHE IS TELLING THE PAPERS. THAT BABY SHOULD BE TAKEN AWAY FROM HER. AND SHE NEEDS A 50 DAY EVALUATION IN A NUT HOUSE.
LORRAINE
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