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For most Canadians their 19th birthday is the biggie. The culture considers it the coming of age birthday, perhaps largely because you can legally hit the bars at 19. So in London on tour, it's understandable Justin Bieber planned a great bash. Was it?
Nope. In fact when Bieb's big day was all done on Friday, March 1, Bieber tweeted to his fans the unhappy news that it was his "worst birthday" ever. As E! Online discovered, the big party went off the rails quickly and the singer and his entourage left London's Cirque Du Soir, a swanky club, without ever settling in.
Birthday Bieber: Bieber leaves club on birthday
The reason appears to be the club would not allow actor/rapper Jaden Smith in. Bieber, manager Scooter Braun and mom Patti Mallette, might have seen it coming as Smith, the son of actor Will Smith and brother of singer Jada Pinkett Smith, is 14, well below the legal age of 18 in the U.K.. Further, singer Ella-Paige Roberts-Clarke, from the U.K., whom Bieber is rumored to be dating, was also along and is but 17.
But Bieber's group failed to plan ahead and rather than continue without Smith and Roberts-Clarke, Bieber decided he and his entire party would leave. The story goes that after the nightclub plans went south they went for food - at McDonalds - then back to the newly-minted 19-year-olds hotel. That's when Bieber, in London and Europe on his 'Believe' tour, tweeted about the less-than-perfect birthday.
Club wants no part of "worst birthday"
For their part, the Cirque Du Soir, a place Bieber has frequented often, told E! Online that "...our hands are tied with local authorities and rules we need to follow as club to keep our license. We clearly didn't want to give him the 'worst birthday.' He is a friend and previously was always welcomed with open arms."
It may be notable that for his last two birthdays, Bieber spent at least parts of the day with his now-former girlfriend, Selena Gomez. The two broke up in December and it's unknown if they even had any contact Friday.
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