Justin Bieber reportedly told Orlando Bloom that Miranda Kerr had vowed to "make him a man".
The 'Boyfriend' hitmaker - who was involved in an altercation with the 'Pirates of the Caribbean' actor at a swanky restaurant in Ibiza last week - is said to have taunted him with the claim that his estranged wife had promised to "make him a man".
Rumours of Miranda, 31, cheating on Orlando with Justin, 20, emerged in 2012 after the pair were pictured flirting at a Victoria's Secret fashion show and although the couple - who have four-year-old son Flynn together - have since called time on their relationship, Justin's jibe is said to have prompted Orlando to swing for him.
A source revealed to the Sunday People newspaper: "Orlando had heard that there had been some flirting going on and he wasn't exactly over the moon about it, in fact he was furious.
"At the time of the split it was certainly one of the motivations. He was, and still is, very cross about all of this.
"He can't believe that someone he regards as a silly little boy has had this impact on his relationship. He is absolutely fuming."
Orlando, 37, is reported to have jumped over a sofa to try and punch Justin after hearing his alleged comment, while his pals including Leonardo DiCaprio cheered him on.

Jake Bugg lives on a tourbus.
The 'Lightning Bolt' hitmaker admits he constantly feels like he is on tour as he has no place to call home and even stays in hotels when he isn't working.
He said: "I do have a tourbus, so that's kind of home, so I'm not homeless. I live on a tourbus. I'm probably a gypsy, not homeless.
"I love the tourbus and I love being on the road, but at the same time when you finish a tour, all the band and everybody goes home... But for me, I stay in hotels so it feels to me that I'm on a constant tour."
However, the 20-year-old musician insists he doesn't mind his rootless life.
He added: "I might as well do it now while I'm at my age. It's what I wanted to do."
Despite his chart success, Jake insists he is "just a normal guy".
He told NME magazine: "I'm just a normal 20-year-old guy who writes a few songs.
"People like listening to them. That's all there is to it.
"It doesn't make me any more special. I'm just a normal guy."

Chris Pratt worried his modest physique might have stopped him from securing a role in 'Guardians of the Galaxy'.
The 35-year-old star admitted he was confident his acting talents were suitable to the role of Peter Quill, aka Sky Lord, but feared that his unremarkable build may stop him from getting the part.
Speaking at a press conference in London to promote the film, he said: "I think that if I could be believed physically as the character, [the role] would be mine. James [Gunn, the director] and I gelled in a nice way, it seemed almost immediately like my spirit was right for this character."
Pratt underwent a gruelling fitness regime to get himself in shape for the role and now looks every inch a superhero.
He added: I just didn't look the part. I wasn't walking around in the right vehicle yet.
"So I knew if I could convince them to take a chance on me and give me enough time, I could make the change required to look like the part."
'Guardians of the Galaxy' is out now in UK cinemas.

Gwyneth Paltrow wishes she could get rid of her wrinkles.
The 41-year-old actress - who has children Apple, 10, and Moses, eight, with estranged husband Chris Martin - is unhappy with the ageing damage the sun has caused to her skin but doesn't want to have obvious surgery to erase the fine lines.
She said: "I think my best feature is my legs. But if I could change anything I wish I could get wrinkles and sun damage reversed without looking like I'd done anything. So for now, I'll just stick with my wrinkles and sun damage."
Gwyneth did admit to using Thermage laser treatment - a non-surgical procedure which promises to get ride of the dreaded "'turkey neck', loose jowls, sagging skin" - to target the signs of aging, however, the 'Iron Man' star warned that the process can be painful.
She explained: "It's non-invasive but it's quite painful, like having your face smacked with a rubber band that has an electric shock in it. But it works."
The active actress also credited her exercise regime and her beauty routine for her spot-free skin and generally improving the overall appearance of her face.
Gwyneth added to Britain's HELLO! magazine: "I think it's a lot about exercise, I really do. I do an hour of cardiovascular activity five days a week and I think that sweating is detoxifying and is really good for skin elasticity.
"I always take my make-up off before bed - always. I always cleanse and exfoliate when I've been wearing make-up.
"I didn't really start looking after my skin until I was 39. Now I use a hot cloth cleanser and Clarisonic Mia and I've seen a real difference in my skin. I apply Restorsea moisturiser, plus a little cream blusher and mascara, and then I'm ready."

Sandra Bullock was horrified when her bag went missing on a recent night out.
The 50-year-old actress reportedly started cursing and screaming when she realised her clutch bag had disappeared from her table while dining in West Hollywood.
A source said: "She screamed, 'Where's my purse?' and screamed 'Oh f**k, what did I do with my purse?'
"Sandra's dinner guests went into a tizzy and immediately started searching the booth they were sitting in and on the floor underneath it.
"The manager came running in and joined them in the search as he tried to calm the distraught star."
However, the whole debacle was quickly smoothed over when an apologetic staff member realised he had mistakenly taken the tiny clutch from the table as he cleared it.
The witness explained: "The guy explained that when he cleared the table and removed the soiled tablecloth he hadn't seen the tiny cocktail purse so it got rolled up and thrown into the dirty linen basket."
And Sandra was so relieved that she even tipped him.
The source told National Enquirer magazine: "Sandra incredibly relieved, told the frazzled busboy not to worry about it - then she opened her bag, retrieved two $20 bills and tipped him."

Emily MacDonagh wants to marry Peter Andre in a dress like Duchess Catherine's.
The Scottish medical student is preparing to tie the knot with the 'Mysterious Girl' singer and hopes to look as "classy and elegant" as the duchess - who was known as Kate Middleton before her marriage to Prince William - did on her wedding day.
She shared: "I do love Kate Middleton's dress, I really do. I just love how she looked so elegant and classy, that would be my favourite style"
Emily - who hasn't yet set a date for her wedding - is now gearing up to return to her studies in September after putting them on hold following the birth of daughter Amelia six months ago, and she admits she is feeling apprehensive.
She told Britain's OK! magazine: "I'm nervous about getting back into it again and concentrating and obviously not being with [Amelia] all day long. But my mum and dad will be there to support me so it will be fine."

Paul Hollywood gets drunk with Mary Berry.
'The Great British Bake Off' star has revealed he often goes out drinking with his fellow judge, Mary, 79, after a long day of filming the hit BBC cooking show.
He told new! magazine: "When we do 'Bake Off' it's so chilled. It's quite relaxing. It is long hours and a very long day but we go out and get drunk together."
However, the 48-year-old star insists they doesn't socialise with the contestants outside of filming to avoid favouritism.
But the pair do send the show's co-hosts Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins to to provide words of support to the hopefuls.
He explained: "We stay in different hotels. I'm there to judge what is on the plate. I'm not there to chat.
"I'm constructive. I will tell them how to do it and make it if I feel it could have been done better."
Mary added: "There's no favouritism. We're are there to judge. If a baker is having problems, we'll sometimes send Mel and Sue over to comfort them. We can't tell them what to do."

Zoe Saldana has a "huge amount of respect" for Britney Spears.
The 'Guardians of the Galaxy' actress, 36 - who starred with the blonde beauty in the 2002 movie 'Crossroads' - has praised the 32-year-old singer's "humble" attitude.
Speaking on 'Watch What Happens Live', she told Andy Cohen: "She was the one big, big celebrity that I met when I was starting to work in Hollywood who literally was humble. I do believe that people and children gravitate to good energy, and she's definitely an abundance of that."
The brunette beauty also jumped to Britney's defence after a caller asked her what she thought of the recent leaked version of her track 'Alien' without auto-tune.
She said of the leak: "That's mean.
"I'm pretty sure that 80 percent of our musical artists would be mortified if they were caught singing without auto-tune. She was the only pop star at that time - and I can name a lot of prominent figures right now that today are more famous than Britney - that literally got to where they were at by hating on Britney a lot.
"Because it was cool at one time to really just diss her. And Britney never did that."

Megan Fox doesn't feel "ashamed" baring her body for movie roles.
The 28-year-old actress is no stranger to flashing the flesh onscreen but she admits she doesn't mind showing off her figure because it's "part of" the job.
Speaking at the 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle' press conference in Los Angeles, she is quoted by toofab.com as saying: "I don't mind doing that stuff, I think that's been a part of being an actress in Hollywood since the beginning.
"I don't feel ashamed or like I can't be taken seriously while also wearing a tank top. If you don't take me seriously when I'm wearing a tank top, that's your f**king problem."
Meanwhile, the brunette beauty - who has two children 22-month-old son Noah and Bodhi, five months, with husband Brian Austin Green - admits she's had to cut out bread to help her get back to her pre-baby figure.
She explained: "Well, let me tell you, the first time [I gave birth] I didn't do anything, I was just lucky and I was younger, and then the second time it wasn't coming off the same way and I had to eliminate bread from my diet. It's typical but I'm on that high-protein, low-carbohydrate, very low-sugar diet.
"It's kind of awful but it's what I'm doing."

Jesse Tyler Ferguson and his husband celebrated their one-year wedding anniversary by eating "a lot" of food.
The 'Modern Family' star and his spouse Justin Mikita - who got married last July - spent their romantic occasion gorging on delicious dinners.
Speaking to PEOPLE.com, Jesse said: "We made a few reservations and we had a chef come over to our house on our actual wedding anniversary and cook us something. So we ate a lot."
The 38-year-old actor admits it doesn't feel like a year ago he tied the knot with his 28-year-old beau as time has just flown by.
He explained: "We can't believe it's already been a year. We do sort of feel like newlyweds."
Despite their new marriage, the couple have already started thinking about expanding their family but insist they're not sure when they'll start the process.
Jesse said: "We are very excited to start a family. We don't have any sort of timeline right now. When you have to look for alternate means, there's a little more planning that has to go into that so who knows. When we start the process it might still be a three-year ordeal. We'll see what happens."

Becca Tobin has thanked her fans for their "love and support" following her boyfriend's sudden death.
The 'Glee' actress has spoken publicly for the first time since her beau Matt Bendik was found dead in his hotel room at Philadelphia's Hotel Monaco last month.
She posted a picture of her cuddling up to Matt on her Instagram account today (02.08.14), which she accompanied with the caption: "Thank you all for he love and support. Matt was the most extraordinary man I knew and he will live in my heart forever."
Matt's cause of death is currently unknown, but an incident report taken by a detective at the scene stated no drugs, drug paraphernalia, alcohol, medication or weapons were located in his hotel room, and his body did not appear to have suffered any physical harm.
Becca - who plays Kitty Wilde in the musical TV series - had joined her beau on the business trip, but it is currently unclear where she was when the 35-year-old nightclub owner's body was found by a maid.
Matt's death happened just before the first anniversary of Cory Monteith's death, who died from a heroin and alcohol overdose in Vancouver, Canada, last June.
Matt ran several major clubs around the US and was Director of Operations at DBA Nightclub in Los Angeles.
The nightspot posted a tribute to Matt outside the venue following his death, with a board reading: "We love you Matt."

Mike Smith has died aged 59.
The former BBC Radio 1 DJ passed away in hospital on Friday (01.08.14) after suffering from complications following major heart surgery, his aerial filming company, Flying TV, has confirmed.
Sarah Greene, his wife of 25 years, has thanked the hospital staff who treated her husband for their care and compassion, and has now asked that her family and friends be allowed to grieve in peace.
A Flying TV spokesman added: "Mike founded Flying TV ten years ago and the company says his legacy will be FTV continuing to go from strength to strength."
Noel Edmonds, who worked with Mike on the 'Late, Late Breakfast Show' said in a statement: "I am totally stunned and heartbroken for Sarah and his family.
"He was so much more than simply a presenter. Mike was that rare individual - the consummate broadcaster in an era when professionalism, dedication and hard work were truly valued."
Aled Jones took to his Twitter account this evening to pay tribute to Mike, tweeting: "So shocked and very sad to hear of the passing of Mike Smith - a really fantastic guy. Love and thoughts to Sarah x (sic)."
While, 'This Morning' host Phillip Schofield posted: "There are no words. My wonderful, bright, funny thoughtful friend Mike Smith has passed away. @RealSarahGreene I'm so so sorry my darling."
Mike spent six years at BBC Radio 1 between 1982 and 1988, and during that time was also a presenter on 'Top of the Pops' and hosted 'Live Aid.'