It’s going to be a mellow week for Justin Bieber.
After performing at Sunday Night’s American Music Awards, and breaking a record with his new album, Purpose, Bieber has decided to cancel his appearances this week.
The Canadian singer was scheduled to appear on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, which he profusely apologized for via Twitter.
“My apologies to @colbertlateshow as I won’t be able to make it to nyc tomorrow for the show.
“I look forward to making it up to you soon thank you for the understanding as sometimes life kicks our ass and we need to deal with it. I will see u soon,” he finished. “Thank you”
Bieber also canceled a taped performance for the CBS Thanksgiving Day parade, according to TMZ, citing “personal reasons.”
The site spotted Bieber in Los Angeles today with his road manager, Corey Gamble.
“I don’t really want to answer questions today,” Bieber said as the pap following them asked questions.
“Not feeling it?”
“No, not really,” Bieber said as he and Gamble turned a corner.
Bieber is the first artist since the Beatles in 1964 to have three singles in the Billboard Hot 100 top five; “Sorry” is at #2, “Love Yourself” debuted at #3, and “What Do You Mean” came in at #5.
