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Caitlin Beadles Stabbed

Caitlin Beadles Stabbed - Rumors are swirling today that Justin Bieber’s ex-girlfriend Caitlin Beadles was attacked and stabbed by a crazed fan of the popstar. It is apparently true that the aspiring actress is hospitalized due to some breathing difficulties last night and not as the result of a stabbing. No details have been given so far for her ailment, but all signs point to it being a medical situation and not an attack by a fan.

Was Caitlin Beadles stabbed by a Justin Bieber fan?

Caitlin Beadles Stabbed

It seems just the idea that Justin Bieber may have a significant girlfriend is too much for some fans of the popstar to handle. The fact that she may or may not have dated the singer shouldn’t make her a target for the star’s enthusiastic young fans. It’s time for the young girls to just settle down and accept the fact that the singer may just have a life off-stage.

While it appears that Caitlin Beadles is doing much better today after her medical scare, it’s time that we step up as parents and help calm the craziness that some girls may be feeling about their favorite popstar. It’s fine for our teens to have a crush, but the fact that even a rumor that a friend of Bieber may have been attacked shows us that things are getting out of hand.

Caitlin Beadles Stabbed
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