Justin Bieber fan claims singer fathered her child, if true, she may be in trouble for statutory rape

The troubled and talented Justin Bieber

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Another Beliber is claiming Justin Bieber is the father of her child.

In the latest issue of Star magazine, a 25-year-old unnamed fan is making claims that the Biebs got her pregnant during a one night stand in February 2010. She claims to have given birth to Bieber’s daughter in October of 2010.

Back in 2011, another fan --Mariah Yeater-- made similar claims via Star magazine. After Yeater’s accusation, Bieber stated he would take a paternity test to prove he had no connection to her child, but Yeater abruptly dropped the case.

The unnamed woman making the claims now alleges that she met Bieber, who was 15 at the time, in Miami, Fla., at a T.G.I. Friday’s restaurant.

If the pair's one night stand --as the anonymous woman claims-- occurred before Bieber's sixteenth birthday on March 1, 2010, their encounter could be considered statutory rape in the state of Florida .

A source close to the woman told Star that the child bears a strong resemblance to the pop superstar.

"She just wanted to protect her baby. She wanted to keep her and her family away from any spotlight,” the source told the mag. "In my opinion, she does look a lot like Justin did at that same age."

A rep for Bieber did not return FOX 411's request for comment on the recent allegations.

Meanwhile, Bieber is currently being investigated by Los Angeles County Sheriff's detectives for reckless driving after witnesses — including former NFL star Keyshawn Johnson — complained about the pop-star's alleged freeway speeds in their gated community in north Los Angeles County.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department received two calls on Monday about the star's driving and responded to the location. When they tried to talk to Bieber, however, they were  turned away.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.