Bieber’s clothes back on for sightseeing tour

KINROSS: Singer spotted in his underpants during stay at £4.25 million estate

Pop superstar Justin Bieber, whose arrival in Kinross sparked a fan frenzy, spent the weekend taking in the local sights.

The music idol tried to get away from the crowds with a fishing expedition on Loch Leven following some underwear antics on Friday afternoon.

The 22-year-old, who is staying at Kinross House during a series of sell-out shows in Glasgow, went out in a small boat on Saturday morning.

Bieber had been told about the history of the area and was said to be keen to visit Loch Leven island, where Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned.

He was forced to cancel a boating trip on Friday because of bad weather.

But the star made headlines when he appeared on the steps of Kinross House in just his pants.

The brief encounter was said to be a show of gratitude to fans waiting at the gate, who sent him a gift of Irn Bru.

Bieber has spent thousands of pounds to stay at secluded Kinross House. He was spotted driving around the 100-acre estate in a golf buggy before appearing in his underwear late on Friday afternoon.

On Saturday morning, the Canadian singer wrapped up in a hat and camouflage jacket for his trip out on the loch.

He was joined by a security guard, while a protection team patrolled nearby.

Local butcher Hunters of Kinross tweeted a snap of Bieber on the boat.

Ian Hunter, also known as the singing butcher, said: “My wife and my son had heard he was out on the loch, so they went down to see him coming back to shore.

“They said he seemed fairly down to earth. My son said to him: ‘How’s it going?’ And he said the same back.”

Bieber had reportedly thrown a Halloween party for friends at the £4.25 million estate and had kitted out the house with spooky props.

Bieber also took to social media to appeal for understanding after walking off stage mid-gig in Manchester last week.

He wrote: “There’s going to be times where I say the wrong thing, because I’m human.

“But I don’t pretend to be perfect and I hope to God that, you know, I don’t say the right thing all the time because if that was the case, then I’d be a robot and I’m just, I’m not a robot.”

He said his Glasgow fans were “truly amazing”.

They said he seemed fairly down to earth. My son said to him: ‘How’s it going?’ And he said the same back. IAN HUNTER

Pictures: SWNS/AP. Clockwise, from top, left: Justin Bieber, centre, following his boat trip. Speaking to reporters at Kinross House. Wandering around in his underpants. The superstar on stage.