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'I pray for him': Justin Bieber's mother Patti Mallette

She's known for being a hands-on mother to her son Justin Bieber.
But even Pattie Mallette doesn't quite know what to make of her 19-year-old son's recent erratic behaviour.
'Him being 19, you know, I've just gotta let go a little and let him make some of his own decisions,' the 37-year-old told Access Hollywood Live. 'He's growing up. He's 19. He's not my baby.'
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Turned to faith: Justin Bieber's mother Patti Mallette admitted during an E! News interview on Wednesday that she has turned to her faith as she tries to make sense of her son's recent erratic behaviour
Turned to faith: Justin Bieber's mother Patti Mallette admitted during an E! News interview on Wednesday that she has turned to her faith as she tries to make sense of her son's recent erratic behaviour

Unaware: The 37-year-old said she found out about his recent assault charge on the internet
Unaware: The 37-year-old said she found out about his recent assault charge on the internet

Patti, who brought Justin up as a single mother, made the comments while promoting her new short film Crescendo, which she produced.
She admitted that she has turned to her faith as she tries to make sense of her son's actions, which include allegedly assaulting his California neighbour.
'Of course I pray for him and I encourage him,' she later told E! News. 'I can't really speak to how he handles that part of his life.'
Despite she and her son's famously close relationship, Patti hinted she plays less of a prominent role in his life than she once did.
'Sometimes I learn about things on the internet the same as everybody else,' she said, referring to the assault incident. 'And that was the case this time.'
Patti's comments come a day after her son was accused of spitting in his neighbour's face during an altercation.
The neighbour - a 47-year-old successful businessman and father of three - is said to have asked Justin on Tuesday to slow down his driving in the quiet neighbourhood in Calabasas, California, leading to Justin responding with foul language.
Apparently he said, 'Get the f**k out of here. I'm gonna f**king kill you,' at the same time projecting saliva onto the man's face. 
Candid: Despite she and her son's famously close relationship, Patti admitted during the interview that she sometimes learns about his antic via the internet
Candid: Despite she and her son's famously close relationship, Patti admitted during the interview that she sometimes learns about his antic via the internet


Under investigation: Justin has been accused of assaulting his neighbour in Calabasas, California after the man asked him to slow down in driving in the exclusive neighbourhood
Under investigation: Justin has been accused of assaulting his neighbour in Calabasas, California after the man asked him to slow down in driving in the exclusive neighbourhood
Meanwhile, Justin has blamed his recent behaviour on youthful mishaps.
'The biggest misconception about me is that I'm a bad person,' Bieber told US Weekly on Wednesday. 'I get upset about that. I have a big heart. I want to be a good role model, but some people want me to fail.'
'I'm young and I make mistakes. That's part of growing up,' he said, referring to when he walked shirtless in London as well as when he wore a gas mask. 'I mess up sometimes. It's part of growing up.'
Justin also hinted that he wants a break from the spotlight, admitting he isn't sure what his next career move should be since wrapping up his latest tour in Europe earlier this month.
'I'm thinking about my next album, next tour. Or maybe I'll take a break. I'm figuring it out. Isn't that what you're supposed to do at 19?'
Taking a step back: Justin, pictured in London earlier this month, has hinted that he wants to take a break from the spotlight since wrapping up his latest tour in Europe
Taking a step back: Justin, pictured in London earlier this month, has hinted that he wants to take a break from the spotlight since wrapping up his latest tour in Europe

Justin has been in hot water quite a lot in recent times.
Earlier this year a security guard filed a lawsuit against the Beauty And The Beat singer claiming not only did he owe him  $420,000 in unpaid wages but that the singer repetitively struck him.
In October Los Angeles prosecutors declined to file charges against Bieber after finding insufficient evidence that he punched and kicked a photographer outside a movie theater near his home a month earlier.
Justin was also caught on film earlier this month while in London losing his cool and threatening a photographer.
The 5ft7in star had to held back as he rushed photographers yelling: 'What the f**k you say? What did you say? I'll f**king beat the f**k out of you, man!'
As for what's ahead, the star told Us Weekly:
'I'm thinking about my next album, next tour. Or maybe I'll take a break,' he said. 'I'm figuring it out. Isn't that what you're supposed to do at 19?'

Take it from me: Christina Aguilera, meanwhile, has urged Justin to take time out to recharge himself
Take it from me: Christina Aguilera, meanwhile, has urged Justin to take time out to recharge himself
Justin was recently urged to take some time off to recharge by former child star Christina Aguilera.
'You live life and it's hard to grow up in front of a camera. You learn as you get older to take moments for yourself, step away from the camera, re-inspire yourself as an artist, rejuvenate and refresh,' said the 32-year-old singer.
'I would tell [Justin], don't let anything morph you or push you around or have you be something you're not. I've always been really honest and true to my own roots and been really grounded, not letting myself stray too much.'
Meanwhile Jon M. Chu, who directed Justin's Never Say Never documentary, insisted the youngster is fine and just 'figuring stuff out'.
'I love the kid. The kid's a good guy. He's amazingly talented. And he's growing up. He's figuring his stuff out,' said the director.
'I think it's good to keep him in check in everything he does. I know he takes that as well and grows as a human being. But yeah, I think he's a good kid and he'll continue to be a good kid.'

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