Justin Bieber’s Coachella Outburst Sparks Concern From Wife Hailey Bieber and Close Friends

Troubled Justin Bieber is being pressured by wife Hailey Baldwin and other loved ones to get help after his latest paparazzi meltdown, sources say.

The singer, who’s admitted he has major anger issues, recently lost his temper and raged at paparazzi outside a coffee shop in Palm Springs while at the Coachella music festival.

Insiders say the 31-year- old’s outsized outburst has further alarmed his inner circle and his model wife, 28.

“He should have been in a good mood — he was there to enjoy himself and should also expect the attention,” says a spy. “His short temper is not a good look, and the worry is that it’s just the tip of the iceberg.”

The Grammy winner fessed up to anger issues in a candid Instagram post last month. He wrote he wants to “grow and not react so much” as he continues to deal with mental health struggles.

“It’s great that he can see there’s a problem, and the feeling is that now he needs to do something about it and get professional guidance,” a insider says.

Last year, Justin blew up at a group of tween fans when they tried to get a snap of him in the lobby of the Waldorf Astoria hotel in Beverly Hills.

“Everyone knows he’s like this ticking time bomb that’s about to go off at any moment,” a insider says.

“People are on pins and needles whenever they’re around him. He’s always losing his cool and finding a reason to fly off the handle. This latest incident with the paps is just one of many.”

And even though Justin had admitted he has issues, “the problem is that he doesn’t seem to be doing anything about it,” the source says.

As readers know, the former teen idol has been in a panic over his ties to his former mentor, accused sex trafficker Sean “Diddy” Combs, who denies all charges. Bieber’s anxiety has led to strange social media activity that has sparked serious concerns.

In recent weeks, he’s posted cryptic messages such as “Sometimes the storm is within” and “Lost in the echo,” along with a bleary-eyed video of himself rapping about being “high” shortly after shutting down drug rumors.