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Teen Heartthrob Bieber Doesn’t Want to be “Sorry” When It Comes to Estate Planning

Kim Hegwood
Reviewed by Attorney Published Updated

Justin Bieber is only 22-years-old, but it wasn’t long ago he was breaking girls’ hearts around the world with his hit song “Baby.” Now, he’s reportedly making plans for his funeral and his estate.
The Mirror in the United Kingdom says in its article, “Is Justin Bieber really planning his own funeral? Star allegedly making ‘elaborate plans,’” that the singer was reportedly shocked by the number of celebrity deaths this year, including rock icons Prince and David Bowie. Because of this, Bieber started to make arrangements regarding his own inevitable death, according to another British newspaper, The Daily Star Sunday.

Unlike a long list of celebrities, including most recently Prince, Bieber reportedly has made plans for his estimated $240 million estate—as well as decisions about his final send-off.

Bieber also has made some decisions about his final resting place: the singer wants to have a solar-powered headstone that plays video. In addition, he is also allegedly planning a moving 3D hologram so his music legacy will live on in a most unique way.

His family is somewhat shocked by Justin’s interest in his own funeral plans, including his mother Pattie Mallette, who expressed some surprise at her son’s detailed planning. At first, she laughed off his elaborate funeral and estate plans as just another of his passing whims. However, it’s now apparent Justin is serious—not only about planning his own funeral but about everything from his will to his legacy.

Justin has apparently been making “meticulous plans” about tributes for himself and has been looking at ways to keep his name alive. The Beebs is also monitoring new hologram technology. He wants to sign a deal that will permit his 3D image to carry on performing after his death.

Although sources say that Bieber has been seriously planning his funeral, they’re not certain exactly where he’ll be laid to rest: he lives in Los Angeles but is originally from Ontario, Canada.

If you are young, consider planning sooner rather than later. With a plan in place, you will be giving yourself and your loved ones peace of mind.

Reference: The Mirror (UK) (July 31, 2016) “Is Justin Bieber really planning his own funeral? Star allegedly making ‘elaborate plans’”

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Author Bio

Kellen Bryant, Esq.

Kim Hegwood
Managing Attorney

Kim Hegwood is the Founder and Managing Attorney of Your Legacy Legal Care®, a Houston-based estate planning and elder law firm she established in 1998. A graduate of South Texas College of Law, Kim was inspired to focus her practice on elder law and estate planning after watching her own grandparents struggle with the challenges of aging. With nearly 30 years of experience, she helps families with wills, trusts, powers of attorney, Medicaid planning, and asset protection.

Kim is a Certified Dementia Practitioner and a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, and her firm has been named Best Trust & Estate Law Firm by the Houston Chronicle. A mother of three, she spends her free time with her children and grandchildren and volunteers with several local charities.

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