ustin Bieber takes Selena Gomez home to meet his family

They may be teenagers, but Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez's romance is quickly getting serious.

The 17-year-old teen heartthrob took his Disney star girlfriend, 18, back to his hometown in Canada to meet his loved ones.

The couple were seen enjoying lunch at the Swiss Chalet in Toronto for lunch with friends and family followed by ice cream.

Earlier this week, they also joined Justin's half-siblings, Jazmyn and Jaxon, and his father, Jeremy, for a Memorial Day picnic.

They certainly seem to be enjoying their stay and yesterday a fan tweeted a picture Bieber giving his love a foot massage.

Their trip to Canada comes just a week after the pair enjoyed a romantic - and very grown up - holiday in Hawaii.

They were seen cavorting around the beach together and put on a very passionate display as they frolicked in the sea.

The affectionate show triggered a slew of death threats from some of Bieber's fans.

'Stay away from Justin paedophile,' one angry fan wrote on Twitter.

'I'm gonna kill ya in the night underneath your smell bed.'

Another sent the message:' Selena Gomez is dangerously close to a long, slow painful death.'

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Justin Bieber shows off his basketball skills to girlfriend Selena Gomez

They may be teenagers, but Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez's romance is quickly getting serious.

The 17-year-old teen heartthrob took his Disney star girlfriend, 18, back to his hometown in Canada to meet his loved ones.

And it didn't take long before Justin was showing off in front of his pretty other half, as he engaged some friends in a game of street basketball.

Bieber put his sporting prowess to the test as he and his pals went to shoot some hoops as Selena watched on.

Earlier the couple were seen enjoying lunch at the Swiss Chalet in Toronto for lunch with friends and family followed by ice cream.

Also this week, they joined Justin's half-siblings, Jazmyn and Jaxon, and his father, Jeremy, for a Memorial Day picnic.

They certainly seem to be enjoying their stay and yesterday a fan tweeted a picture Bieber giving his love a foot massage.

Their trip to Canada comes just a week after the pair enjoyed a romantic - and very grown up - holiday in Hawaii.

They were seen cavorting around the beach together and put on a very passionate display as they frolicked in the sea.

The affectionate show triggered a slew of death threats from some of Bieber's fans.

'I'm gonna kill ya in the night underneath your smell bed,' one angry fan wrote on Twitter.

Another sent the message:' Selena Gomez is dangerously close to a long, slow painful death.'

Gomez first incurred the wrath of Bieber fans, known as Belibers, after she and the singer went public with their romance.

Bieber's huge fan base on Twitter and Facebook helped him be named as the third most powerful entertainer in the world.

The Canadian born singer has nine million followers on Twitter and a YouTube video of his hit 'baby' has been viewed more than 500 million times.
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Justin Bieber’s hair bid passes $12,000

Justin Bieber’s hair has reportedly become a hot item on auction website eBay.com as bids pass $12,000.

The pop superstar had cut his famous hair last month and he is offering his locks to various charities in an effort to help them raise money, reports contactmusic.com.

Bieber had handed his locks to chat show host Ellen DeGeneres, when he appeared on his show.

DeGeneres plans to hand over the proceeds from the hair auction to California animal rescue centre The Gentle Barn.

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Justin Bieber 'most searched' on internet list

The 16-year-old Canadian has taken over from Lady Gaga as the person who features in the most web searches.

Bieber, who was discovered on YouTube, is getting three times as many searches as footballer David Beckham, despite being relatively unheard of in the UK, according to website Ask Jeeves.

The site, which deals with questions about his music and love life, said: “It’s as though to millions he only exists on the net.”

It is not the first example of Bieber’s huge popularity on the internet. He topped Twitter’s list of “trending topics” for several months earlier this year.

In April this year he came seventh – bizarrely – on a list of the 50 most popular women on the internet, compiled by COEDMagazine.

He has also been the subject of several internet hoaxes and hacks.

Hackers managed to abuse a flaw in the YouTube site which allowed them to redirect users to adult sites and send them fake pop-up messages.

Several of Bieber’s music videos were targeted, with abusive comments about the singer appearing beneath certain clips and banner messages appearing claiming the singer was dead.

It was the latest in a series of internet pranks against the young singer, whose ‘My World Tour’ page on his website has become the target of an international joke, after a public vote was posted asking where Bieber should tour next – with no restrictions on location.

The despotic North Korea, followed by Israel, has topped the list, with just over half a million votes having been cast. The singer was forced to tweet confirming he is alive.

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