Pippa Middleton risks jail term for gun stunt in Paris

Kate's sister was with driver who brandished handgun at a paparazzo

Pippa Middleton is front page news in Britain again after a Paris misadventure that may land her in trouble with the French police. Middleton was in the front seat of an Audi convertible when the unidentified driver waived a handgun at a photographer.

Middleton has been a tabloid favourite ever since her sister Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, had her royal wedding to Prince William last April. But she usually makes the page for her style and pert posterior — not gun-slinging.

The news of this scandal has lead many U.K. tabloids to chastise the 27-year-old for her wild behaviour. The Daily Mail has reported that Middleton was frolicking at a Parisian costume party the night before, and the Sun posted a picture of Middleton laughing when the driver pointed the gun at the camera.

Twitter is filled with tweets decrying the royal in-law’s flippant reaction to a gun being brandished in someone’s face.

The public pistol-slinging could land Middleton in hot water with the Paris police: “If the evidence points to her involvement, she will be prosecuted. Anybody involved in the illegal use of a handgun in public is liable to arrest and interrogation.” a source told the Sun.

Two other men were in the car along with her and the driver, including French fashion entrepreneur, Arthur Soultrait, the Daily Mail reported.

Middleton and her comrades may be facing up to seven years of jail time for the incident if the gun is real, two years if it was a fake, the same source told the Sun.

"Believe" it: Bieber, Swift team up for new song

Canadian pop star Justin Bieber has teamed with country sensation Taylor Swift on a new song for his upcoming third album, though details were scant as the "Boyfriend" singer keeps fans guessing.

Bieber told British radio station Capital FM in a recent interview that Swift was one of several people he had worked with on Believe.

"I even wrote a song with Taylor Swift, so the whole album ranges differently," Bieber said.

"With my music it doesn't only stay in a box. Everything is so different and that's why I'm so happy with this album," he added.

Bieber, 18, did not give the title of the song he wrote with Swift, 22, nor did he say if the pair would sing it together.

The pop singer also has said he worked with R&B star Usher, rappers Kanye West and Drake, and producer Timbaland on the new album which is expected to be released later this summer.