Eminem’s Christmas wish: To help keep Justin Bieber out of trouble

Dec 17, 2013 - 13:50
Dec 17, 2013 - 13:55
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Eminem’s Christmas wish: To help keep Justin Bieber out of trouble
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Eminem has reportedly reached out to Justin Bieber in a bid to get him back on the right track after becoming conceed the Biebs will end up in seriously hot water.

The 41-year-old is said to have invited the 19-year-old to his Detroit home over Christmas with the hope of ‘talking him into therapy’ after the Boyfriend singer’s erratic behaviour over the past year.

‘He’s really hoping he can sort Justin out,’ an insider revealed. ‘The way he’s going he’s worried he’s going to end up in really bad trouble.

‘He wants to talk him into going to therapy and counselling to deal with the stress of fame in a positive way.’

Justin Bieber has been in and out of trouble this year (Picture: AP)

Justin Bieber has been in and out of trouble this year (Picture: AP)

According to The Sun newspaper, the Role Model rapper – real name Marshall Mathers – may even work with Bieber if he got his act together.

‘Eminem would consider going into the studio with him if he sorts himself out, which would be a dream come true for Justin,’ it was claimed.

NME recently reported that Eminem’s manager, Paul Rosenberg, had also told Bieber’s manager Scooter Braun that: ‘If you ever want Eminem to talk to him, he would do it in a second.

‘He cares about that kid.’

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