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Justin Bieber continues on the right track with a positive probation report


Los Angeles - Justin Bieber received "glowing reviews" at a probation meeting on Thursday.

The Boyfriend hitmaker - who was placed on probation for two years after egging a neighbour's house last year - met with an officer at Santa Monica Courthouse and the discussion went without a hitch, sources told website TMZ.

Justin - who also had to pay $80k in damages, attend 12 anger management classes and complete six days of community labour as punishment for the egging incident - recently apologised for his controversial antics and claimed he had been "pretending" to be someone else.

In a video message to fans made after a "nervous" appearance on the Ellen DeGeneres Show, he said: "I was really nervous, and I think I was nervous because I was afraid of what people are thinking about me right now.

"It's been a minute since I've been in a public appearance and I didn't want to come off arrogant or conceited - or basically how I've been acting the past year or a year and a half.

"I'm not who I was pretending to be. And where I say pretending - often we pretend to be something we're not as a cover-up of what we're truly feeling inside.

"Just being young and growing up in this business is hard.Growing up in general is hard."

  
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As well as feeling remorseful for his past conduct, Justin, 20, wants people to know how much he "genuinely cares" and wants to be a good person.

He added: "I really wanted people to know how much I care. How much I care about people. And how I'm not that person to say that 'I don't give a fuck.

"I'm a person that genuinely cares. And although what's happened in the past has happened, I just want to make the best impression on people and be kind and loving and gentle and soft."

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