Justin Bieber sent naked photos of himself to Selena Gomez via text messages just after conversing about the "Heartbreaker" singer considering enrolling in rehab for alleged drug abuse, leaving many wondering if he may have done the same to get the couple back together.

"Baby come on. I love you," Justin Bieber begged in his first text, according to HollywoodLife.com.

"I don't buy that bulls**t anymore," Selena Gomez responded. "I was honest with you and I gave you a second chance. All my friends were right. You're such an a**hole."

"You're all I need right now. I know I can make it right with you," Justin Bieber replied.

"U r a drug addict. U need help," she responded.

Selena Gomez revealed during a recent interview that she receives relationship advice from Katy Perry

"I actually talked to her about guys who are intimidated by strong girls," she revealed, according to the Daily Mail.

"I haven't found someone yet who could understand my lifestyle, support it, love me through it, and not be threatened by it."

The "Slow Down" singer also revealed during a recent interview that her break up with Justin Bieber made her stronger.

"I questioned the way I looked, acted, sang, and wrote. I started becoming very stale with my music, and I realized that I was doing things for other people," she said during an interview with Seventeen magazine.

"Then I turned 20, went through a really bad breakup, and realized I needed to pick up everything."

Selena Gomez has asked Justin Bieber to enroll in anger management classes in order for them to officially get back together.

However, Justin Bieber has never been formally accused of physically or mentally abusing his on-again off-again girlfriend.

"Selena has told him 'no romance without new manners', and insisted that he should take a course in anger management," a source told Yahoo OMG!

"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."