Haters back off! Justin Bieber's camp has come to his defense against claims that his Calvin Klein ad pics were doctored to make it look like the "Boyfriend" hit maker is well-endowed.
According to Yahoo! Celebrity, JB's personal trainer Patrick Nilsson has come forward to address the controversy behind the 20-year-old's alleged edited sexy ad pics.
"I can definitely confirm that he is a well-endowed guy," Nilsson said adding, "I sound weird saying that, but yes."
Nilsson's statement is of course directed at website BreatheHeavy, which claimed this week that they managed to retrieve the original, unedited snaps of Bieber's Calvin Klein campaign shoot.
The site even claimed that it was obvious that Bieber's ad photos were edited to make it seem as though he is big down there and is well-toned for the campaign.
TMZ has learned that because of BreatheHeavy's claim, Justin's camp decided to send them a strongly-worded letter, asking the site to take down the photo and acknowledge the deception they plotted against the singer or they are to face a defamation case.
JB's team even noted that the alleged "before Photoshop" GIF was clearly damaging to the brand, reports Jezebel.
Upon receiving Bieber's letter, the embattled site has taken down the GIF but has yet to comment on the issue and clarify their side.
Meanwhile, just after JB’s steamy ad photos were released, Mark Wahlberg’s wife Rhea Durham quickly took to social media to diss the 20-year-old by comparing his new ad to the one her husband made in 1992, according to New York Daily News.
“My baby was the 1st and the best and not to mention…..wow the retouching,” the 36-year-old model tweeted.
To her words, Durham received a lot of hate from Justin’s army of Beliebers and to save herself from all the slamming she slightly altered her dissing tone by saying that she was just biased towards her hubby’s ad.
“I have no ill will against anyone! I’m just super biased for my hubby that’s all. Mark loves Justin. It’s all good.! xo,” she explained.
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