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Justin Bieber stormed off stage during a TV appearance yesterday (29.10.15).
The 21-year-old singer was preparing to start his performance on the Norwegian show when a fan on the front row spilled something on stage.
Justin tried to mop up the liquid, but the crowd blocked him from doing so and failed to listen to his pleas for them to stand back - so he walked off stage and declared he wouldn't do the show.
The 'Sorry' hitmaker - who walked out of a radio interview in Spain on Wednesday (28.10.15) - later blamed his response on having a "rough week" of long days and being underslept and promised to "work on" getting better at reacting calmly to things.
He posted on Instagram: "Sadly it's Been a rough week for me, long days no sleep, while having to be "on" as they would say for cameras fans etc.
"In no way did I mean to come across mean, but chose to end the show as the people in the front row would not listen.
"Hopefully people will understand where I am coming from.
"I don't always handle things the right way but I'm human and I'm working on getting better at responding not reacting. "
And Justin also apologised for his antics.
He added: "Unfortunately people were affected by this as am I. For the people in the back I am so sorry and for anyone I may have disappointed im sorry.
"Sorry for wasting the tv people's time I'll be sure to make it up to you next time on tour.. With love Justin.(sic)"

Robbie Williams is buying a 22-bathroom home.
The 'Angels' hitmaker and wife Ayda Field - who have a daughter, Theodora, three, and a son, Charlton, 12 months - have splashed out $32 million on a lavish mansion in Beverly Hills.
And, according to TMZ, despite the huge price tag, the couple have actually picked up a bargain because the 10-bedroom property was originally listed for sale for $38 million.
As well as multiple bedrooms and bathrooms, the luxury abode also boasts a gym, tennis court and pool with an accompanying pool house that is said to be large enough to be mistaken for a main residence.
The couple could be needing the extra space soon as the 41-year-old star recently admitted he and his 35-year-old actress wife are keen to have another baby.
He said: "There will be a third [child] for sure.
"The missus wants a third one so we are sort of in contract negotiations right now...we all know how that goes.
"I am loving fatherhood. I am loving my little girl. I am bowled over by her and my little boy's getting bigger and bigger every day."

Bob Geldof proposed to Jeanne Marine to ease his "suffocating" grief over daughter Peaches' death.
The 64-year-old musician was left devastated when his 25-year-old daughter passed away from a drugs overdose in April 2014 so brought forward his plan to pop the question to his long-term partner in order to "let some light" into his life.
He said: "We could either let time do its thing [to heal the grief], but time doesn't heal, it just accommodates.
"You just push it [grief] to the side until it forces its way to your foreconscious again, and then you have to move it and place it back to this deep dark dungeon.
"I thought, 'I have to do something'.
"I had already planned to ask her to marry me on her birthday. And then, because of Peaches, I thought it would be entirely inappropriate.
"And then we buried her - and the next day - I decided to let some air into the room.
"We were suffocating with grief - and we needed air in the room - and we needed light in that air.
"I'm getting Bono-ish here but love is all you need."
And the Boomtown Rats frontman admitted he and Peaches' sisters, Fifi, Pixie, and Tiger Lily, "couldn't have survived" the weeks following Peaches' passing if it weren't for Jeanne.
Recalling his proposal, he told Ray D'Arcy on RTE Radio One: "I asked a great friend of ours to host a dinner for her birthday. I got the ring, which resembled the planet Mars in its girth and size.
"I got up to thank her for the dinner and to say why we had this dinner given the week that was in it.
"I went on to say that I couldn't have survived this period - and the children couldn't have - without Jeanne.
"All of the women started blubbering and I dropped to one knee.
"She immediately grabbed the ring and I grabbed back and said: 'No, you have to answer me first before you get it'.
"[She said yes] and then we waited a year until she was 50 to do the dirty deed. On her 50th birthday we got married."

Ed Sheeran thinks his friendship with Taylor Swift is unusual.
The 'Bloodstream' hitmaker doesn't think it is very common for two such successful artists to have a close bond, rather than being rivals.
He said: "It's quite a weird thing for the number one and number two biggest-selling artists in the world to be close friends.
"I don't think that happens a lot."
Though Taylor is renowned for her high-profile female friendships with stars including Selena Gomez, Karlie Kloss, and Cara Delevingne, Ed insists their hangout time isn't restricted just to women.
Asked if he hangs out with the famous 'squad', he told Billboard magazine: "Of course. It's not a vaginas-only club."
The 24-year-old singer - who is rumoured to be dating old school friend Cherry Seaborn - hates having his relationships in the public eye and doesn't think his personal life is anyone else's business.
He said: "I just never want to be public. It always, always backfires. I really wish I could disappear at moments that I'm with a significant other. It's none of anyone's f***ing business."
And next year, Ed is hoping to go travelling to the likes of Ghana, Kenya and South Africa, alone and without "a proper phone".
He added: "I'll go to places for, like, an afternoon or an evening. By the time they realise I'm there, I'm already gone."

Kylie Jenner wants to be an "inspiration" to young girls.
The 18-year-old reality star hopes she can help other people and wants them to aspire to be like her, but because she is a "good person", not because of her looks.
When asked what she wants her legacy to be, Kylie said: "That I've helped people and that it wasn't just about me. That I was an inspiration for young girls. And it wasn't just getting your lips done and having good hair, but being a good person and inspiring other people to not bully other people and do good things and be nice to everybody."
And the 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians' star - who is dating rapper Tyga - thinks her ever-changing look gives her fans the confidence to explore their own images in an exercise of self discovery.
Speaking to TIME magazine for their Most Influential Teens list, she said: "I just want to inspire my fans to be whoever they want to be, because that's what I've always done. And they know that.
"I feel like it inspires them to be exactly who they want to be."
Kylie has also launched the #IAmMoreThan anti-bullying campaign and admitted she wanted to be a part of it because of her own experiences.
She said: "I thought of the idea because, almost my whole life, since I was nine, since I've been in the spotlight, that comes with so much bullying and attacking. Everything I do, there's a huge light on it.
"I'm OK with that because it is what it is, it comes with the lifestyle.
"[But] it has still affected me a lot. I wanted to take a different approach and pretty much let other people that I found who've been through bullying and overcome it, to use my platform and just kind of bring awareness to it."

Sam Smith gets into relationships just to generate inspiration for songs.
The 'Writing's On the Wall' singer draws on his personal life when penning new tracks and admits he often meets guys just so he has something to say.
Asked by BBC Radio 1 DJ Annie Mac if he ever feels like he has to go in and out of relationships just to create content for his songwriting, he said: "I'd be lying if I said no.
"Sometimes I'll be lying in bed with someone and think, 'This would be a sick song'."
Despite the success he has already experienced, Sam, 23, doesn't want to continue putting out music into his 50s like his idol George Michael, as he wants to settle down on a farm and have a family of his own.
He added:
I write love songs and I'm forever going in and out of relationships and wanting to say things about life and love, and if I had nothing to say over the last year then that's mental because so much has happened to me Asked if he wants to settle down, he said: "100%, yeah, and I'm saying it now and I'm addicted to making music but I don't know if I want to do that forever because there does come a point when you think what else can I say and you leave it on a high."
But the 'Stay With Me' hitmaker admitted he is "the worst" at chatting up guys, joking he just "shows them [his] Grammys" to win over men who catch his eye.

Sandra Bullock says being a parent has given her another childhood.
The 'Our Brand is Crisis' actress admits welcoming her adopted son Louis, now five, into her life has been a "game changer" and things have take on a new importance.
She said: "I see life from his perspective and you have a childhood. You have a childhood, no matter what kind you had, you have a child and I go guess what? This is the chance to have a childhood and remember it and be conscious in it and just enjoy it.
"He makes me do stuff I wouldn't normally do and life becomes very important on a different level. My choices, what I do, I could fool around before but not now. It's a game changer."
And the 50-year-old star admitted raising Louis has made her more conscious of the passing of time.
Speaking on the 'Today' show, she added: "And life goes so fast! I see the ticking clock and I'm like, 'It's so fast!' "
Sandra also admitted she finds it hard being away from her little boy.
She said: "He's at home and not here and it's really hard. He's a beautiful soul."
While she was happy to speak about her son, the 'Minions' star remained coy about the other male in her life, new boyfriend Bryan Randall.
Asked about the hunk she had been spotted with, she laughed and said: "I don't know what you're talking about."

Victoria Beckham believes her fashion line promotes the same ethos as the Spice Girls.
The 41-year-old fashion designer admits she had to "find herself" when embarking on her new career and her primary desire when creating new garments is to make women feel "the best version of themselves", just as her former group wanted to do.
She said: "I did have to find myself and my confidence. And I want to make other women feel like the best version of themselves. That's the same message as the Spice Girls. It's still Girl Power."
Victoria - who has children Brooklyn, 16, Romeo, 13, Cruz, 10, and Harper, four, with husband David - admits she has "never [been] best at anything" but believes anything can be achieved with hard work.
Speaking to America's Glamour magazine - which named her one of their Women of the Year - she said: "Work hard, stay focused, be appreciative, and really, really go for it. I was told I couldn't do lots of things, so if I can do it, you can.
"Nothing ever came naturally to me.
"I was never the cleverest, never best at anything. But we always tell our children that if you work hard and believe in yourself, you can do what you want."
Away from her design career and raising her family, Victoria is also an international goodwill ambassador for UNAIDS and admits being a mother created a "real pull" for her to help others.
She said: "Motherhood puts us all on one level. I just felt this real pull to help."

Little Mix used to live in a haunted house.
The 'Black Magic' singers used to get freaked out by a spooky "presence" in a flat which bandmembers Jade Thirlwall and Perrie Edwards used to share.
Speaking on tonight's (29.10.15) episode of UK TV show 'Celebrity Juice', Jade said: "Perrie's room was always nice and warm and my room was always freezing and during the night the telly would turn on by itself
"I felt a presence and didn't you [Jesy Nelson] see my speaker turn on and blast the music?"
Jesy replied: "Yeah."
Jesy recently revealed she and her bandmates - which also include Leigh-Anne Pinnock - are "addicted" to one another and never tire of being together.
She said: "To be honest, we're just loving what we're doing and we get to experience all of this together, which is amazing. There aren't many people who can say they see different things every day.
"We genuinely get on so well, and even though we're in each other's pockets, we never argue - and no one believes us, but even when we get done with work for the day, we still want to have sleepovers. It's like we're addicted to each other."