Forget monkeys, he’s smuggling bunnies now! Justin Bieber gets Playmates to hop on his tour bus following gig in Cologne

By Fay Strang

PUBLISHED: 13:27 EST, 14 April 2013 | UPDATED: 17:20 EST, 14 April 2013

He made headlines recently after he was caught trying to smuggle his pet monkey into Munich.

But it seems that while in Germany again Justin Bieber was more interested in another kind of animal - this time of the Playboy bunny variety. 

Following his gig in Cologne, a couple of Playmates, dressed in traditional attire including tails and ears were spotted making their way to his tour bus accompanied by one of the 19-year-old’s  bodyguards.

Hop hop: Two playboy bunnies were seen making their way to Justin Bieber's tour bus to party with him after his gig in Cologne

Looking delighted the brunette babes made their way to his bus at 11.30pm, where they stayed for an hour before being driven back to the Playboy Club nearby.

And it seems Justin took a liking to one of the girls as she showed up at 8.30 am the next morning at his hotel in Baden-Baden, which is an impressive 200 miles from the location of their rendezvous just hours earlier. 

This time though the Bunny girl was minus her outfit, but she still had a huge grin on her face, as well as a pal alongside her.

Back again: One of the bunnies from the night before was spotted arriving at his hotel in Baden Baden the next morning

The two brunettes, who were dressed casually, were spotted making a few calls outside the hotel in the popular tourist location, before one of the singer’s bodyguards came down to let them in. 

While the girl only spent two hours with the youngster before leaving, it still brought her total time in his company up to three hours. 

This latest tale is just one of many to emerge during his ongoing Believe world tour. 

Trouble: The singer caused controversy on Saturday after he left a tasteless message in the guest book at the Anne Frank museum

On Saturday he managed to cause outrage after writing a tasteless message in the guest book at the Anne Frank museum in Amsterdam. 

After spending an hour touring the home on Saturday, which opened as a museum in 1960, Bieber wrote a message in the guestbook, which read: 'Truly inspiring to be able to come here.

'Anne was a great girl. Hopefully she would have been a belieber.'

Belieber battle: Hundreds of people left comments on the Anne Frank House's update about Justin that expressed disgust

The Anne Frank House staff-run Facebook page shared the singer's comments.

But since the museum updated its page with Justin's words, the Facebook post has garnered hundreds of comments expressing dismay over the young pop sensation's presumptuous remarks, with many described it as 'disrespectful,' 'disgusting' and an 'embarrassment to Canadians.'

Back to work: Just shared a picture on Twitter of him meeting and greeting some ecstatic fans on Sunday as he cuddled, kissed and fooled around with them