Right now, people are more worried about Justin Bieber than ever before—and not just because of the rumors about his health or strange behavior. A new wave of concern hit social media after fresh claims emerged… suggesting the pop star may be caught up in something way bigger: a cult.
Let’s back up a bit. Over the past year, fans have noticed that something just feels off about Justin. From canceling shows to cryptic posts and awkward red carpet moments, the vibe has definitely shifted. Whispers about addiction relapses, emotional withdrawal, and him seemingly pulling away from his old circle have only made things worse. Now, things just got a whole lot weirder.
Justin Bieber’s Alleged Cult Ties Spark New Fears Among Fans
According to multiple reports, Ryan Good—Justin’s longtime friend and former creative director of his fashion brand Drew House—has officially distanced himself from the singer. The reason? He believes Bieber is deeply entangled with a controversial church called Churchome, led by pastors Judah and Chelsea Smith.
Good, who helped launch Drew House in 2018, reportedly walked away from both the brand and the friendship after becoming uncomfortable with the direction of the church. He even went as far as calling it a cult.
What Is Churchome?
Churchome is a flashy, non-denominational Christian church with campuses in Seattle and Beverly Hills—and a huge digital presence. It’s known for its cozy, celebrity-friendly image and its superstar pastor Judah Smith, a longtime spiritual advisor to Bieber.
But despite the chill aesthetic, Churchome isn’t without controversy. A lawsuit accused the church of forcing employees to tithe 10% of their salary under threat of losing their jobs. Some ex-members have described the leadership as manipulative and hyper-controlling.
Good’s concerns align with what other former followers have expressed, and the fact that he cut ties with both Bieber and the brand they built together raises eyebrows.
What’s Going On With Drew House?
Earlier this month, Justin Bieber posted a cryptic Instagram Story saying that Drew House “doesn’t represent me or family or life.” He urged fans not to spend money on it, signaling a total break from the brand. While he hasn’t given an official reason, the timing—right after Ryan Good’s exit and growing Churchome whispers—has only fueled the speculation.
The cult theory isn’t confirmed, but the internet is running wild with it. And with Bieber seemingly shedding his old identity and friendships, many are wondering just how deep this transformation goes—and who’s really calling the shots.
