Canadian pop star Justin Bieber has apparently moved on and is way ahead from his wild partying-paparazzi abusing days.
The revelation comes from the star himself in an interview given to Seventeen mag for its new issue.
"I was rebelling a little bit," the 21-year-old star said after being constantly in news for last couple of years owing to his bad boy antics. "I was getting cockier and cockier. I didn't have people to check me."
Basking in the limelight since he was discovered at the age of 14 by his current manager, Scooter Braun on YouTube, Bieber admitted that he often did not have good role models to look upon and now he feels sorry for himself about the way he behaved in the last few years.
The singer has shelled $80,000 for repairs after he pelted eggs at his former neighbor in Calabasas in January 2014. Also, the singer has completed his anger management classes ordered by the court and is still on probation until 2016, during which he has to complete five days of community service to finish his sentence.
Also, Bieber is set to appear in "Zoolander 2" with Ben Stiller and Penelope Cruz and is said to be coming up with a new album in collaboration with Kanye West.
From last couple of months, the "Baby" hit maker has been on a spree of seeing apologies from fans, first on Ellen DeGeneres' show and then on Comedy Central roast.
In addition, Bieber, who split from former Disney star Selena Gomez in 2014, declared that he is looking for real love. The singer said he needs to find an attractive girl with whom he can spend his rest of his life.
Although several media outlets often link him with various Hollywood beauties including Kendall Jenner and Hailey Baldwin, Bieber has ascertained once again that he is currently single and is definitely not yearning to get back together with his former girlfriend.
Bieber, who will on the cover page of the glossy teen magazine, had donned a khaki green zip-up jacket, grey T-shirt, black ripped jeans and white sneakers for the photo shoot while blonde hair was left long and floppy, Daily Mail reported.