Justin Bieber, the famous pop star, has reportedly struck a deal with the paparazzi to stop following him. The agreement came after the singer was photographed outside Earthbar, a well-known health food store in Los Angeles, where he often stops by.

The paparazzi took pictures of Bieber leaving the store and bombarded him with questions.

In an attempt to resolve the constant harassment from the paparazzi, Bieber approached them and offered a deal. The agreement states that the photographers will cease to follow him and leave him alone when he visits Earthbar. In return, Bieber promised to voluntarily pose for photographs for them at other venues.

The details of the deal are still unclear, but it seems that both parties involved are satisfied with the arrangement. Bieber, who is no stranger to intense media attention, will now have some peace of mind when he goes to the health food store.

This surprising agreement between Bieber and the paparazzi raises questions about the extent of privacy invasion that celebrities face. It is common knowledge that celebrities, like Bieber, are often chased and hounded by photographers in their everyday lives. This deal may serve as an example of how some celebrities are taking matters into their own hands by negotiating with the paparazzi.

While there are no guarantees that paparazzi will universally respect such agreements, it is a notable step towards finding a balance between the public’s right to be informed and a celebrity’s right to privacy. Bieber’s deal with the paparazzi indeed highlights the ongoing struggle between celebrities and the media.