Arts & Entertainment
Yes, That Was Justin Bieber At A Smashburger In NJ, Reports Say
The pop star has made his presence known in New Jersey once again.

Yes, that apparently was Justin Bieber in New Jersey, again. Only this time, he wasn't singing or playing basketball.
Eyewitnesses said they saw the pop star eating inside a Smashburger restaurant in Clifton, causing a small frenzy among fans who wanted to get a look at Bieber and get photos.
The Saturday sighting was confirmed by the Route 3 Smashburger, according to northjersey.com. Instagram user lexc74 also posted a photo that was republished by Daily Voice.
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Jackie Delatorre of Clifton told northjersey.com she was next door at a beauty store with her son when she heard Bieber was nearby. "So I paid quickly and ran next door but I just missed him," Delatorre told the publicaion. "I was so sad."
A few people approached Bieber for photos, according to the publication.
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Bieber has made apparently made New Jersey a sometime home. Two years ago, he was seen playing basketball with a few kids in a Montclair neighborhood, partially covered up in some white clothing. Bieber also has visited Buzz Aldrin Middle School in Montclair, according to nj.com.
The 23-year-old singer also spotted cheering on a fan who was performing outside of Bluemercury on South Park Street in 2017. The pop star, nj.com reported, could be seen putting his arms around two other fans while they swayed together to Colbie Caillat's "Brighter Than the Sun."
Bieber was born in Canada, releasing his depute songs in late 2009. Bieber released his first full-length studio album, "My World 2.0," in 2010.
Photo courtesy of Instagram user lexc74
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