Selena Gomez Urged Justin Bieber to Go Through Anger Management

After the egging incident involving Justin Bieber went viral on the web, the Canadian crooner's alleged girlfriend, Selena Gomez, is taking all the necessary measures to get his head screwed right. Reports claim the Latina singer has urged Justin to head to anger management. Will this really help Bieber get back on track?

Nothing says "I Love You" than having someone push you to head to anger management to get your attitude in check. Well, this exactly what Gomez is doing for her beau, Justin Bieber after the latter was caught in an egging incident last week in Calabasas, California.

"Selena has told him 'no romance without new manners', and insisted that he should take a course in anger management", says the source in a report by Entertainment Wise, adding, "Selena is an old fashioned southern girl from Texas and believes in manners and good behaviour, she's told Justin that he has to mend his ways if they are to start seeing each other regularly again."

This isn't the first time Selena has laid ground rules for Justin. Sources claim that following their reunion early this year, the "Come & Get It" singer has already laid out policies the 19-year old singer should follow of which includes classes in anger management.

"Selena has been on her own and what she calls 'on the road', but she hasn't stopped fancying Justin. She just wants some 'please's, 'thank you's as well as some good behaviour if things are to get serious again. She has told Justin he needs help with anger management and that he should book classes," continues the report.

In addition, it isn't only Gomez that has pushed Bieber to become better but his mother, Pattie Malette as well.

"Justin's getting it from all angles now. His mum, Patti, wants him to start becoming more mindful of his behaviour and now Selena has given him an ultimatum," adds the report.

Hopefully, the anger management works on Bieber and the scandals would stop from here on. As for Justin, he needs all the support he can get from his "Beliebers" in such tough times.