WAS BIEBER’S ON-STAGE MELTDOWN CAUSED BY DOGGER SEX YELPS? New gaff is next to outdoor nookie hotspot

WHEN pop star Justin Bieber stormed off stage during a concert in Manchester last week, many people simply thought it was because he’s a c**t.

But Sunday Sport can reveal there may have been an underlying reason behind Bieber acting the cock – his new gaff is next to a popular DOGGING site.

Experts reckon that the night- time yelps of randy sex people could be disturbing the stroppy Canadian arsehole’s kip, and making him all tetchy.

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The 22- year- old superstar has rented a £ 17,000- per- month rural retreat for his gigs in Manchester and Sheffield.

The £ 4.75m property in Helsby, Cheshire, looks like the grass- covered Teletubbies home – with its very own helipad, football pitch and indoor swimming pool and gym.

And it is also close to the famed Helsby Hill – a favourite woodland haunt for sex people who enjoy no- holes- barred outdoor nookie.

A source said: “Justin likes the world to think he’s really rock and roll. But if he doesn’t get his sleep in an evening he’s a proper grumpy little rascal.

“It’s worse if he’s not had his afternoon nap, if he’s had too much sugary pop or if he’s getting excited thinking about his Christmas presents.

“I wonder if he can hear these sex people late at night? I’ve heard nothing myself but Justin has got very sensitive hearing.

“He’s such a clever little darling!”

Last Sunday Bieber dropped his microphone and walked off GRUMPY PUMPY: Noisy sex people may have kept star up all night NOISY NEIGHBOURS: Bieber’s rented home in Cheshire is right by popular sex site stage during his Manchester Arena show, after asking fans to stop screaming.

“I don’t think it’s necessary when I’m trying to say something and you guys are screaming,” he said to the crowd, before exiting the stage.

Bieber later returned continue the set.

“The reason why I was getting upset earlier was because I travelled across the whole world to come here and I dedicate my life to performing and bring smiles to people’s faces,” he said. to