&quot;There is nothing wrong with him. He is in a great place. Justin is good, really good,&quot; Bieber&#39;s manager Scooter Braun told eonline.com. <img alt="Justin Bieber" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/mar/justin_2.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 658px;" /> Justin Bieber. Pic/Santa Banta It has been claimed Bieber&#39;s meltdown is because of his split from Selena Gomez in January after about two years of relationship. &quot;He simply hasn&#39;t been the same since he split from Selena. It really broke him. They were together for such a long time for two people so young. He hasn&#39;t quite known what to do without her,&quot; said a source. &quot;He is lonely. They kept each other very grounded and understood the level of fame that they both had. Now his friends know he needs their support more than ever,&quot; added the source. Bieber&#39;s grandmother Kathy Bieber has defended him against accusations he has turned into a bad boy, but insists he should put on a free concert for his fans in Britain.

Singer Justin Bieber, who recently arrived late to a concert, collapsed on stage at another gig and then even had a fight with a photographer, is now doing fine.

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