Justin Bieber was looking rough during Week 2 of Coachella 2025, at least according to some fans who viewed videos of the pop star partying it up.

Check out the footage posted on social media … which shows The Biebs shirtless with his tatted super slim body as he puffs on what appears to be a joint or a stogie at a soiree near the Coachella music festival in Indio, California.

On Sunday, TMZ posted video and photos of Justin at the same event — Friday Nights in the Desert — a private party in Thermal, California … but the cameras captured JB from far away so you couldn’t get a good look at him.

In the social clips, JB is seen up close grooving to his 2015 hit, “What Do You Mean?” as well as Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us,” while surrounded by a crowd of people.

Justin is also filmed wearing a baggy sweatshirt while lightly head-banging and taking a hit off what he’s smoking.

There are no outward signs that JB is any way in crisis … but a few fans certainly didn’t see it that way and expressed their opinions on social media.

One fan bluntly said JB doesn’t “look OK” and is “under some hard influence.” Another said JB “needs better friends by [his] side,” and a third agreed with that assessment.

A fourth person said JB was clearly in need of help, despite others claiming Bieber was just enjoying himself.

Pope Francis is being mourned by celebrities across the globe, after he died on Easter Monday.

Whoopi Goldberg shared a photo of herself smiling during a conversation with the Pope, along with a heartfelt message … “He was the closest in a long time that seemed to remember that Christ’s love enveloped believer and none believer.”

She goes on to say … “He felt more like Pope John the 23rd who made belief real. Sail on Pope Frances with your love of humanity & Laughter.”

Antonio Banderas posted a photo of himself shaking hands with Pope Francis, describing him as a man who “showed kindness, love, and mercy to the neediest people.”

Eva Longoria, who met the pope back in 2016, kept her tribute brief … sharing a photo of PF alongside a praying hands emoji.

Russell Crowe is paying homage to the pontiff by posting a scenic shot of the Rome skyline … writing, “A beautiful day in Rome, but, a sad day for the faithful.”

Of course, world leaders are also paying their respects to the beloved pope — including King Charles, who released a lengthy statement saying he and Queen Camilla are saddened by Pope Francis’ passing.

He added, “His Holiness will be remembered for his compassion, his concern for the unity of the Church and for his tireless commitment to the common causes of all people of faith, and to those of goodwill who work for the benefit of others.

As you know … the Vatican released a statement Monday announcing the pope’s death. The pontiff had been hospitalized for weeks while battling double pneumonia and other health issues. Still, he stayed active until the end … on Easter Sunday, he greeted thousands St. Peter’s Square following Mass, and even sat down with Vice President JD Vance.

JD Vance was one of the last people who saw Pope Francis alive, meeting with the pontiff on Easter Sunday at the Vatican in Rome before his death.

President Trump’s VP briefly interacted with Francis in a reception room of the Vatican guesthouse known as Domus Santa Marta, where the Pope chose to reside.

Their pleasant exchange — coming after Francis blasted the Trump administration’s mass deportations of migrants — was caught on video.

Check it out … JD walks up to Francis — confined to a wheelchair — and greets him with a handshake, wishing him and others in the room a Happy Easter.

JD then sits on a bench in front of the pontiff, saying he knows Francis hasn’t been feeling well, but “it’s good to see you in better health.”

During the visit, the pope offers Vance a few gifts for him and his family, including a Vatican tie for JD and rosaries for his wife and kids.

After that, JD poses for a pic with Francis and his staff before giving the pontiff one final handshake and leaving.

As you know, Francis died Monday morning after reports surfaced in February that he was hospitalized with double pneumonia, while also being treated for bronchitis at the time.

Francis was the 266th pope. No word yet on who will replace him. He was 88.