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Whatever Happened To Justin Bieber's Monkey? And Other Bieber Pet Facts

Do you remember Justin Bieber’s monkey? Whatever happened to the little furry rascal? It’s been keeping the team at Celebrity WotNot awake. We also decided to ask a Scotsman after we had a few rude comments about our last few voiceovers! Like Michael Jackson before him with his chimp Bubbles, the Biebster once owned a primate. Mally, AKA OG Mally, is a small endangered capuchin monkey who was gifted to Bieber as a 19th birthday present by someone called Mally, all this according to the singer himself. Less than two months into their relationship and against the better judgement of friends and family, Bieber took the monkey to Germany during his Believe tour. Unfortunately, Germany has laws about monkeys, and Mally was confiscated at customs due to a lack of vaccination records or proof that the animal was purchased legally. Mally was then taken into quarantine until June 2013 when he was re-homed at the Serengeti Wildlife Park because no one came to get him. The wildlife park was chosen because it is the only place in Germany with a group of capuchin monkeys that Mally would join. Mally’s new home consists of a tree-covered island -- dubbed "Mally-bu" -- surrounded by a moat and equipped with a house for its seven resident capuchins. According to CNN, the German government billed Bieber $8,000 for the monkey's vaccinations and continuing care, but officials have said, he never paid up. The staff at the Mally’s new home believe he was probably purchased illegally on the black market. FACT: it is illegal to own a monkey in the state of California. "In Germany, that monkey's endangered or something...but I had the papers," Bieber told GQ. "I even had it written out that he was a circus monkey and he could travel and all that shit. I had all the right papers. Things get twisted." When asked about possible future monkey ownership by Caity Weaver who wrote the GQ article: “Yeah, one day. Just gotta make sure I got a house and it stays in the fucking house. I’m not gonna bring him to Germany or travel with it anymore. People are always like, ‘Why did you get a monkey?’ If you could get a monkey, well, you would get a fucking monkey, too! Monkeys are awesome.” Mally is “healthy and seems to be quite happy,” a representative for Serengeti Wildlife Park told babe.net, but he struggles to communicate with other monkeys. “He still has issues speaking the capuchin language. [...] he was taken away from his mother and natural family way too early. He did not learn to be a monkey.” Karl Heinz Joachim of the animal shelter told CNN in April 2013 that Mally was about 14 weeks old when he was brought to the shelter, and would have been only about 9 weeks old when he was reportedly given to Bieber. The shelter said in a statement that the 14-week-old animal shouldn't have been taken away from its mother until it was at least one year old. There have been other pets too - watch and find out about Todd, Esther, Tuts, Pac and Karma. #justinbieber #belieber #beliebers #monkey #monkeys #capuchin You can also visit our Celebrity WotNot website for more great celebrity fun: ☼ http://www.celebritywotnot.com ☼ Subscribe to our YouTube Channel here:    / celebritywotnot   FACEBOOK:   / celebritywotnot   TWITTER:   / celebritywotnot   PINTEREST:   / celebritywotnot   VK: https://vk.com/celebritywotnot Celebrity WotNot videos are copyrighted and owned by © Atlantic Images Ltd. You may not use them for commercial purposes. If you would like to license any of our content, please contact howdy@celebritywotnot.com and we'd be happy to work with your publication, company or team :-)