Justin Bieber 'Baby Mama' Mariah Yeater Inspires Twitter Outrage from Beliebers

A 20-year-old woman named Mariah Yeater from California has slapped Justin Bieber with a paternity suit claiming that he is the father of her three-month-old son, Tristyn Anthony Markhouse Yeater. Beliebers on Twitter have started with the outrages towards the young mother.

While Justin Bieber has denied fathering Mariah Yeater's baby, the suit still has a hearing on December 15, and who knows what will end up happening. Until then, people have taken to Twitter to discuss the crazy allegations that the teen heart-throb could be a daddy.

One Twitter user called @Mzbiebeer tweeted, "Dear Mariah Yeater, There is a difference between Justin asking 'Who wants to be my baby?' & 'Who wants to have my baby?'" This joke is the obvious sentiment that a lot of people are expressing about the unexpected claims against the 17-year-old Biebs.

Yet another tweeted, "Mariah Yeater your attempt at attention is pathetic, get a life, find your baby daddy, if you wanted 5min of fame GO ON MAURY!" Overwhelmingly, Beliebers believe that this woman made up this story about the Baby singer in order to gain fame. Do you believe this as well?

Unfortunately some of the tweets have threatened the young mother's person, which is sad. People have threatened to hit her, and she has been called the most hated woman in the world. Obviously if she made this story up, she deserves punishment for her defamation, but she does not deserve to be hit by somebody.

It is strange that @MariahYeater20 has tweeted mostly about all her new followers recently. One of Mariah Yeater's latest tweets is "about to do a HUGE follow spree with my friend once i get 9,000 followers! LETS DO THIS! Go hard or go home!" She has been on Twitter almost all day long. Where is the baby? She recently hit over 7,000 followers. That type of coverage can help her a lot. Could that be the reason she filed a paternity suit against Justin Bieber? Perhaps.

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