Answer: Answer: No.
If it’s true (and I seriously doubt it) I’ll console Selena. 
Damn you for beating my to that joke! 
I assumed money grab but this actually seems quite plausible. The Bieber obsession is awfully intense and widespread and now that I think about it it’s almost inevitable some woman will be nutty enough to claim her baby is Bieber’s.
A Selena Gomez joke has already been thrown out, but it’s interesting to note this woman has made her accusation just after Bieber’s relationship to Gomez hit the news pretty hard. Crazy people will make up pregnancy/paternity stories to keep hold of the man they love…
What’s stupid about this, is that the only “credible evidence” she would need is the child itself. Either he DNA matches or it doesn’t, there’s really no more to it than that.
Bieber isn’t doing himself any favors by dragging this out.
This is such a simple accusation to shoot down. Offer the dna and ask for the paternity test. If the woman is lying she’ll make up an excuse not to take it.
If the test is positive then of course Bieber must pay child support. Make a baby in thirty seconds then support it for 18 years. That’s how it works for Justin.
TMZ has a story that the accuser has a history of violence against her ex-boyfriend and originally accused him (the ex-boyfriend) of fathering her child.
(yea, it’s TMZ, but they’ve had some scoops in the past).
I vote “no,” and “nut job.”
Not to hijack, but my votes for ‘best known psycho celebrity stalkers’ goes to Mark Chapman and John Hinckley, Jr.
Edit: I see that’s been discussed. Never mind.
He can afford it. If he takes care of his money he can have a quite a bit of fun in his youth and be able to deal with the consequences no problem. After all, why else do young men want to be rich entertainers?
Agreed. Margaret Ray is the first person who pops into my mind when the term “crazy stalker” comes up.
Sad story. I knew she committed suicide, but that’s the first time I’ve heard HOW she did it. Gruesome.
They may settle and sweep the whole thing under the rug. So, we’ll never know - is how I voted.
You’ll never convince me that he wasn’t ten years old when he participated in that We Are the World remake last year, so it’s got to be “no.”