Justin Bieber’s grandmother Kathy allegedly involved in fiery car crash in Ontario

• A public Facebook community website for historic automobiles in the Stratford region first reported the incident.
• The singer-step-grandmother songwriter’s Kathy was allegedly struck while waiting in her car on a city street.
• It’s unknown if Bieber and his grandparents get along well.

Justin Bieber’s grandmother was involved in a a fiery car crash in Ontario this weekend, reported on Saturday.

On the side of his father Jeremy, the singer-step-grandmother songwriter’s Kathy, was allegedly struck while waiting in her car on a city street.

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A public Facebook community website for historic automobiles in the Stratford region first reported the incident.

North of London and west of Kitchener is the Canadian city of Stratford.

On the well-known social media platform, a picture of the incident’s aftermath circulated, showing smoke coming from the red and white convertible.

According to reports, Brandan Stevens, who might be connected to the Baby singer, posted that he and Kathy were both involved in the tragedy.

When asked by other Facebook users what happened, he wrote on the site, ‘we were at a dead stop as a car was turning left a couple cars in front of us. Then a distracted driver rear ended us they say she had to be doing 70.’

He continued, ‘Wasn’t good had to pull my grandmother out of car. could have been very bad if we were in there for even another 5 seconds as the doors were binded shut.’

While it’s true that they haven’t stood for photos as a couple in a while, Justin and Kathy have previously posed next to the automobile.

Given that she formerly wed George, Justin’s father’s biological father, Kathy is his step-grandmother.

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Hailey, Justin’s wife, hasn’t posted anything about the event yet.

It’s unknown if Bieber and his grandparents get along well.