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Justin Bieber dances in his pants to wow fans in Kinross-shire

Singer Justin Bieber, pictured in his underpants outside Kinross House this past autumn.
Singer Justin Bieber, pictured in his underpants outside Kinross House this past autumn.

Crowds of young fans have gathered in Kinross-shire following the arrival of pop superstar Justin Bieber.

The 22-year-old Canadian singer is in the midst of a sell-out UK tour and has splashed out on a series of luxury properties as he travels the country.

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Ahead of three gigs at the giant SSE Hydro in Glasgow, it has emerged that he has rented a stately home in Kinross-shire to be his base.

The luxury estate will be his hideaway, along with his entourage, between concerts yesterday, Saturday and Sunday.

He has been spotted enjoying the peace and quiet offered by the grounds of the exclusive stately home and even walked to the gates to chat briefly with fans.

This van is understood to have been ferrying Bieber around during his Kinross stay,
This van is understood to have been ferrying Bieber around during his Kinross stay,

He was later seen on the steps of the mansion house, apparently with a mobile phone in his hands.

The star, who currently has two tracks in the top ten, has kept a high profile during his UK tour.

Earlier this week he followed-up stunning shows in Manchester – where a concert had to briefly stopped because fans were screaming so loudly – with a surprise appearance at an ice hockey game.

He was given a jersey and a spot in the locker room before joining Manchester Storm on the ice for a practice session.

Bieber made a vast and futuristic underground house in Helsby his base for shows in Liverpool and Manchester.

It boasted a helipad, football pitch, indoor swimming pool, tree house, zip wire and ten bathrooms.

After making a number of controversial comments, the singer has enjoyed a stunning renaissance, with a string of hits.

His tour is also proving hugely successful, though the UK leg has been dogged with concerns over crowd noise, with the young star warning audiences in Manchester and Birmingham.

Nonetheless, its success has already seen the European leg of the tour extended ahead of shows in the US.

The Purpose World Tour will then head to Latin America in early 2017.

Bieber in numbers

22 – The age of the hugely successful Canadian singer who seems to have been around for years.

89.1 million – The staggering number who follow his every word on Twitter.

30,600 – The number of tweets Bieber has posted since joining the social media platform in 2008.

4 – Bieber has enjoyed a quartet of UK No 1 singles.

18 – The number of weeks the singer has spent at No 1.

2010 – The year Bieber first hit the UK charts. His single “One Time” reached No 11.

2015 – The comeback kid tops the UK charts for the first time with “What do you mean”, closely followed by “Sorry” and “Love Yourself”