“Baby, baby, baby — oh! Let me be your lawyer, lawyer, lawyer — oh!” Keep reading »
A ton of major celebrity news stories broke this week. Demi Moore finally admitted she was giving Ashton Kutcher the boot! Justin Bieber is no one’s baby daddy! A nation was robbed of a rightful Sexiest Man Alive! But what was the scoop of the week? Vote for your pick after the jump… Keep reading »
The Justin Bieber paternity lawsuit scandal was one of those things I didn’t actually care about, but I knew all the sordid details because I work at The Frisky. So I’ve had time to develop somewhat strong opinions on the Biebs and his allegedly roving peen. From the get-go, I felt convinced that the alleged baby mama Mariah Yeater, age 20, who dismissed the lawsuit last week, made the whole thing up. How did I come to this conclusion? First of all, she claimed her ex-boyfriend was the father of the baby just last year and call me crazy, but her former lover seems like the more plausible impregnator in this scenario. Second of all, Mariah claimed that Justin lost his virginity to her in a bathroom at L.A.’s Staples Center after a concert. Yes, he is a 17-year-old boy, a demographic generally devoid of any seduction tactics whatsoever. But even losing his V-card in a toilet stall seemed too … crass? … to be believable. Keep reading »
Keep on Bieliebing, everyone: Justin Bieber‘s alleged baby mama, Mariah Yeater, dismissed her paternity lawsuit against the 17-year-old last week. It doesn’t help that her lawyers withdrew from the case and rumors circulated that Mariah Yeater, 20, also claimed last year that her ex-boyfriend was her baby’s dad. Biebs was so adamant that he was not the father that he vowed to take a DNA test and then sue Mariah for her BS claim that he lost his virginity to her in a Staples Center bathroom after a concert. So I guess Jimmy Fallon was right: that’s not his baby, baby, baby, ohhhh! [TMZ] Keep reading »
Mariah Yeater, the woman claiming to have birthed the fruit of Justin Bieber’s loins, is speaking about the night they allegedly did it. He took an immediate liking to her, she says. After that, he took her to a bathroom backstage where he went from being “cute and gushy” to “more aggressive.” This story is completely and totally true, Mariah asserts, and she has evidence to prove it in court. Justin Bieber is denying fathering a child with a woman he claims never met, saying, “I know that I’m going to be a target, but I’m never going to be a victim” (nice line Justin’s publicist!). He plans to take a DNA test as soon as he returns from Europe to prove his innocence. The only person who appears to believe the allegations is Selena Gomez, who dumped the Biebs over the weekend. We’re looking forward to the denouement of this scandal. As fun as it would be for this story to be true, there’s just no way. [The Insider, People]
Jimmy Fallon dragged out his Justin Bieber wig again for a little performance of “(That’s Not My) Baby,” a song denying the pop star knocked up a fan. Mariah Yeater, 20, filed a paternity lawsuit against the Biebs this week, claiming he is the father of her three-month-old son. I never believed this story in the first place — are you kidding? this kid is the most virginal virgin alive — but Jimmy Fallon’s re-telling of the alleged assignation in a bathroom at the Staples Center after a concert almost makes me wish it did go down. Forty-five seconds, y’all! [PopDust] Keep reading »
Justin Bieber may be a youngin’, but he’s old enough to make a baby … maybe. Yesterday, we told you that a 20-year-old woman filed a paternity suit against the tween sensation, claiming she and Justin did the deed backstage at one of his Los Angeles concerts. Obviously, Biebs’ peeps are calling the allegations “malicious, defamatory, and demonstrably false.” I smell a paternity test in his future. This is not the first time a celebrity has had a made-for-”Maury” moment. J-Biebs joins a long list of celebs who, one way or another, have faced paternity drama. [TMZ]
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