Justin Bieber Makes Major Change To His Inner Circle Amid Concerns About His 'Disheveled' Appearance

Justin Bieber has made major changes to his inner circle as reports suggest he has brought in a new stylist.

The singer has been under intense scrutiny in recent months following the exit of his former manager, Scooter Braun, and other close associates.

Justin Bieber's latest changes also come after he raised eyebrows due to his disheveled public appearances and social media posts of him smoking.

Justin seems to be going through an overhaul of his inner circle, as he has now enlisted the help of stylist Jenna Tyson after sparking speculations about his well-being following a couple of public appearances in which he looked gaunt and disheveled.

The "Sorry" hitmaker is known for sporting oversized ensembles and his recent outfits have been no exception, stepping out on Tuesday in a fleece-lined blue trapper cap.

Up Next Designer page on Instagram shared that Tyson joined Justin's styling team "as the newest clothing source [and closet] curator, working alongside him as he styles the looks himself."

According to the Daily Mail, the pair began working together last October as the singer joined his wife Hailey for a date night in a Beverly Hills restaurant.

For the evening, Justin wore a tan suede hat low over his hazel eyes, with a Celine flannel shirt and Margiela jeans.

Justin's inner circle has undergone an overhaul in the past few months, with some of his former associates quitting their roles.

According to The Sun, Justin is no longer working with key team members, including Ryan Good, the creative director of his streetwear brand, Drew House, which he stopped promoting months ago.

He's also said to have quit working with some bodyguards and drivers since welcoming his son Jack Blues with his wife Hailey in August.

Justin has not been pictured with regular bodyguards Keith Gibbs and Eric Johnson in months, and fans subsequently noticed he has unfollowed security guard Kenny Hamilton.

The "Baby" singer has since severed ties with his former manager, Scooter Braun, with an insider telling the news outlet that his team is "tighter than ever."

"Justin's life has changed a lot and he wants to be careful who he has around him on a day-to-day basis, he sometimes finds it hard to trust," an insider said. "He's also working a lot less with bodyguards and drivers, preferring to drive him and Hailey himself on outings."

"Everyone wishes him well and they are there if he needs them," they added.

The 31-year-old popstar raised eyebrows over his health when he went live on Instagram over the weekend.

In the Livestream, Justin appeared hollow-eyed and shirtless while playing some demo recordings for fans. The video quickly went viral with fans expressing concern for him.

Following a previous couple of public appearances in which he appeared gaunt and disheveled, speculations swirled that he had started doing drugs.

However, a rep for the singer downplayed the rumors, saying that Justin is starting to feel drained by the rumors that he is struggling with his mental and physical health.

"The recurring narrative that Justin is using hard drugs is absolutely not true," the rep told TMZ, adding that his client is actually "in one of the best places in his life."

The source noted that Justin is focused on "actively parenting his newborn son" and has endured a "very transformative" past year, in which "he ended several close friendships and business relationships that no longer served him."

On Saturday, March 22, Bieber opened up about his struggles with anger in an Instagram post, writing, "I've got anger issues too, but I wanna grow and not react so much smh."

Accompanying his words were three photos: a close-up selfie in a hoodie, a childhood throwback, and what appears to be his baby son, Jack Blues, lying on a blanket while watching a movie on a projector.

In a follow-up post, the singer stated, "I think I hate myself sometimes when I feel myself start to become inauthentic. Then I remember we're all being made to think we're not enough, but I still hate when I change myself to please people."

These posts follow a string of recent introspective messages from the 31-year-old singer, including a religious reflection on "forgiveness" shared via Instagram Stories the previous day.

He also revisited a 2019 Instagram caption from his wife, Hailey Bieber, about embracing vulnerability, responding with, "Still relevant, boo."

Lately, Bieber's social media presence has been filled with posts about having "nothing to prove," feeling "unworthy," and the importance of letting "hate go by first acknowledging it's there."

Meanwhile, Justin's wife Hailey has broken her silence after seemingly "unfollowing" him on Instagram after his concerning livestream.

The pair are said to be having marital troubles, and Justin fueled the rumors when he reposted a meme to his Instagram Stories showing a man seemingly mocking his girlfriend in the midst of an emotional argument.

However, Hailey took to TikTok this week to reveal what happened when fans noticed she "unfollowed" her husband while he was posting bizarre memes and videos online.

The Rhode Beauty founder wrote, "It's a glitch. Didn't unfollow him. Hope this helps!"