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Louis Tomlinson From One Direction Starts Beef With Justin Bieber

Yikes... more bad news for the Biebs

Former boyband member Louis Tomlison definitely had something to say when a radio host asked him what he thought of Justin Bieber cancelling the rest of his Purpose World Tour.

Beliebers were blind sided by the cancellation of the 2017 stadium tour dates that came as a result of Bieber's need of a break. Since then many celebrities like John Mayer have come out and supported his decision, but it seems Louis Tomlinson doesn't agree.

The ex-boybander was doing press after recently releasing his new single, Back To You featuring Bebe Rexha, when asked about the situation."Obviously, you have to be in a good position mentally, but I also think, to a certain degree, when you're signing up to something, you should see it through," said Tomlinson.

As of now Bieber hasn't responded but who knows!

Watch the full interview here!

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Ontario housing set for modest rebound: report

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About three in four Albertans said yes to Confederation on Monday, while about one in four said they wanted the province to hold a second, binding referendum on leaving.

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