Revealed: Justin Bieber’s $60m Jet Was Chartered, Not Bought

After celebrating the purchase of a new jet, Justin Bieber is said to have leased it. The 20 year old who is worth about $200m shared photos of the jet which costs around $60m. But findings by TMZrevealed he just posed with it..

TMZ has learned the jet Bieber posed on is a G4 — which isfor sale— but was not purchased by JB.

Sources with direct knowledge of the aircraft tell us Justin merely chartered it for a Christmas flight from Canada to NYC. In other words … just a really expensive Uber.Justin captioned the pic…

“New jet for Christmas, and she’s beautiful” —prompting many to believe he’d just made the biggest purchase of his life. Not so … though it’s true that it was new to him, and the 22-seat ride is undeniably beautiful.

We were always skeptical… since Justin’s reportedly worth about$200 mil — and a brand new G could run up to$60 million. Even for Bieber, that would be a huge hit.Biebs pulled this back in April too — posing with a Bugatti

(it was Birdman’s) … and a yacht(it belonged to a FL fam)

The good news? We’re told the 1996 G4 is still on the market for just under $60 mil — if you’ve got it like that.

Source: Music212

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