"Justin Bieber's Mom Pattie Mallette Says 'Love Wins' After Son Secretly Weds Hailey Baldwin". ^ a b Zauzmer, Emily (September 17, 2018).Nowhere but Up: the Story of Justin Bieber's Mom, Revell, 220 pages. 2013: Crescendo (short film) – Executive producer.2012: To Write Love on Her Arms – Executive producer.2015: " Comedy Central Roast of Justin Bieber" (Pre-Show) - as herself.
2013: Justin Bieber's Believe - as herself. 2012: The Hour (television series) – as herself. 2012: Huckabee (television series) – as herself. 
2012: Weekend Today (television series) – as herself.2012: Today Show (television series) – as herself.2011: Justin Bieber: Never Say Never (documentary) – as herself.
2011: Biebermania! (documentary) – as herself. Filmography Film and television appearances The book has received international press and has been reviewed by media outlets around the world. 17 on the New York Times Best Seller list. ĭuring the first week of release, it was listed at No. The book is about the troubled upbringing of Mallette, and the personal transformation of turning abandonment and single parenthood into strong faith and a life filled with grace and hope. In September 2012, her autobiography, Nowhere but Up was published by Christian book publisher Revell. Mallette posted a video of the performance on YouTube for their family and friends to view, and continued to upload videos of subsequent performances as her son's online popularity grew. In 2007, she entered Justin in the local "Stratford Star" talent show where he sang Ne-Yo's song, " So Sick", finishing second in the competition. Mallette encouraged her son's talents after he began showing an interest in music at the age of two. Mallette raised Justin with the help of her parents. While Mallette and Jeremy Bieber initially maintained a relationship after the birth of their son, they split up. Mallette gave birth to her son, Justin, on March 1, 1994, in London, Ontario, one month before her 19th birthday. įollowing her release from the hospital, Mallette rekindled friendships that failed to support her newfound faith. At 17 she attempted suicide by throwing herself in front of a truck, which led to a stint in a mental ward. During this time, she experienced loneliness, depression, and suicidal ideation. She left home when she was 16, supporting herself through petty theft and drug dealing. When she was 15 years old, she began a relationship with Jeremy Bieber, which lasted for four years. When she vandalized school property by starting a fire in a bathroom, she was suspended from school. Īt age 14, she began using drugs, including alcohol, marijuana, and LSD. When auditions required her to travel 1 + 1⁄ 2 hours to Toronto every weekend, her parents were unable to make the commitment, which left Mallette devastated. After earning numerous trophies and awards for her singing and acting, she was signed to a Toronto-based talent agent. Throughout middle and high school, she took every drama and choir class available, along with seven years of dancing. When she was 10, she was cast in two theatrical productions in the Stratford Shakespeare Festival, which brings over half a million tourists to the town every year. At age nine she began appearing on local television programs, including Romper Room and Big Top Talent, a locally televised children's eating contest. It's a strange marriage – knowing something is wrong yet at the same time finding it familiar and commonplace." Teen years Īs a child, Mallette showed an interest in acting and singing. She says of the sexual abuse and violence, "I was sexually violated so many times that as the years went by it began to feel normal. Her book describes sexual abuse continuing until she was 14, followed by an incident of date rape at age 15. Mallette alleged that her offenders included a male babysitter, the grandfather of one of her friends, and neighborhood kids mature beyond their years. Mallette has said her childhood was rattled with sexual abuse and violence and that she was first molested around age 3. She also has an older brother named Chris. Her older sister was killed at age 5, when she was struck by a vehicle while crossing the street. Pattie Mallette was born on April 2, 1975, in Stratford, Ontario, of French descent.
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