Justin Bieber skipped a rehearsal session of his Believe Tour to visit his lady love Selena Gomez on the sets of Parental Guidance Suggested.

Call it love or insecurity but Justin Bieber is definitely putting love ahead of career. The teenage singer was reported to have taken a break from his Believe Tour rehearsals to pay lady love Selena Gomez a visit on the sets of Parental Guidance Suggested.

According to X17Online, Bieber donned sunglasses, a Chicago Bulls cap and a New Zealand sports jersey and caught up with Gomez during a filming break.

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Gomez wore what looked like a cross between a mini dress and a swimsuit cover up, and it read "California Girls Do It Better." She paired the garment with a wide-brimmed floppy black hat.

The visit has raised a few eyebrows as people wonder if it was just an act of love or insecurity. Gomez was caught on camera kissing another guy! But for all those Bieber and Gomez fans, there's nothing to worry about. All's well in paradise. The kiss with co-star Nat Wolff was in a scene from 'Parental Guidance.'

According to reports, the film includes a serious smooch session between Bieber's girlfriend and one of her co-stars. The steamy scene with Wolff was all caught on camera Friday. Gomez and Wolff were seen in a passionate kiss on the Sherman Oaks, Calif set and they definitely looked convincing as a couple. The kiss lasted for several snapshots and photographers standing nearby took full advantage of the moment.

Bieber is looking to make his acting debut sometime soon and if Bieber's friend and actor Mark Wahlberg has anything to do with it, the soon would be sooner than we expected. Wahlberg gave E!Online a brief on the script of the movie Bieber is reported to make his debut in.

"We got a first draft," Wahlberg told E!Online while promoting Marked, his new sports nutrition line for GNC. "They did an edit on the script and got to make some changes and do a little bit of rewrite and polish but I've been in contact with [Justin's] managers and the studio a lot. We just want to make it great and we're getting there."