LOS ANGELES, April 26: Justin Bieber is making a major lifestyle change following ongoing stress caused by constant paparazzi scrutiny, which has impacted both his personal well-being and creative drive.

The Off My Face singer, who has been quietly crafting a long-anticipated album, has reportedly found it increasingly challenging to navigate public spaces without attracting media attention and headlines.

In a bid to clear his mind and find new artistic inspiration, the 31-year-old pop star has apparently chosen to take a temporary break by relocating overseas.

A source told The Hollywood Reporter that Bieber is heading to a Nordic country, where he plans to "vibe out" creatively alongside a team of fellow musicians and collaborators.

This move signals a significant step in Bieber’s process, as he draws closer to completing his first studio album since Justice in 2021.

Before this shift, the Grammy-winning artist had been hosting private jam sessions at his Los Angeles residence, working with longtime collaborators like DJ Tay James, musical director HARV, and producers Carter Lang and Eddie Benjamin.

He also brought in emerging talent, including U.K. singer Sekou and producer Dylan Wiggins—known for his contributions to Kali Uchis’ I Wish You Roses and The Weeknd’s Die For You. Other lesser-known musicians discovered via social media DMs were also invited into the creative fold.

Although no official release date for the new album has been shared, excitement continues to build. Bieber’s recent decision to retreat and refocus signals that a fresh musical chapter may be just around the corner.