Justin Bieber was booted out of a historic monument site in Mexico on Thursday amid reports he had pulled down his underpants.
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Around 4 p.m. the Canadian singer tried to enter the ancient Mayan fortress of Tulum with a beer in his hand.
Guards allegedly stopped the goal singer and “invited him to leave” the site, anonymous officials told the AFP.
The “Love Yourself” singer is then said to have threatened and insulted INAH, causing police to be called to the scene.
Other newspapers corroborated the story. The report also claims that he attempted to enter a restricted area so that he could climb the first ancient ruin he encountered, despite it being totally off-limits to visitors. A Mexican official the Canadian pop star and his entourage were asked to leave the Mayan archaeological site of Tulum after he apparently tried to climb onto the ruins.
Another said Bieber and his entourage left around 5pm – an hour after the start of their visit – following a 15-minute row and pushing and shoving between his bodyguards and the INAH personnel.
The “Sorry” singer has been vacationing in Mexico with his reported new girlfriend, 19-year-old Hailey Baldwin.
He abseiled, swam in an underground natural pool and was blessed in a Mayan ceremony performed by a shaman.
Despite the alleged incident, Justin must have enjoyed his day because he tweeted about having a “great” time.
Justin has had a number of run-ins with the law over the past year, including a graffiti incident in Rio de Janeiro where he was threatened with arrest. Bieber, who was discovered in 2008 when a music producer stumbled on an online video of the youngster, released “Purpose” last month, his first album in three years.
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Nonetheless, Bieber was not allowed to complete his tour and had to leave the archaeological site, one of the most visited in the country.
