Justin Bieber's party girl Roze Cook denies claims the singer 'hand picked female boat party guests like cattle and dismissed some women as too fat and ugly' while on tour in Melbourne

Published: 22:53 GMT, 17 March 2017 | Updated: 07:09 GMT, 18 March 2017

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He took a luxury cruise with several models while on tour in Melbourne last week.

But now alleged details of Justin Bieber's adventures on the high seas have made headlines again, after the Herald Sun claimed he decided to swap boats at the last minute, leaving a local company furious.

And according to the newspaper's sources, Justin also hand-picked the women he wanted to party with 'like cattle' and even told some they could not join him because they were either 'too fat' or 'too ugly'.

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Allegations: Justin reportedly hand-picked the women he wanted to party with in Melbourne recently 'like cattle' and even told some they could not join him because they were either 'too fat' or 'too ugly', the Herald Sun has claimed

Justin's actions reportedly upset some women, with the publication alleging they were left 'in tears'. It was also claimed the original Melbourne boat company was looking to be reimbursed after the Canadian singer took his business elsewhere.

Speaking to Daily Mail Australia, one of the women in attendance confirmed the group did move boats to avoid photographers, but refuted the claims made by the Herald Sun about female guests being denied entry.

'Gosh, no. It's absolutely false. Not one girl was kicked off,' said Instagram model Roze Cook on Saturday afternoon.

'We did move boats, yes. Simply because of the media knowing our location originally. The original boat (company) were pretty upset about it, which is understandable,' she added.

Roze, a popular lifestyle blogger, also slammed any suggestion the women offered Justin 'sexual favours' on board, and also denied previous claims by The Daily Telegraph that the guests signed non-disclosure agreements.

Meanwhile, on Friday, a source told Daily Mail Australia the woman who organised the female guests for Justin is night club promoter Dushanka Foon, and she had invited them from her group of close friends.

Unconfirmed report: Justin's actions reportedly upset some women, with the News Corp publication alleging they were left 'in tears'. The Herald Sun also claimed the singer decided to swap boats at the last minute, leaving a Melbourne company furious

Alternative claims: However, speaking to Daily Mail Australia on Saturday, one of the women in attendance confirmed the group did move boats to avoid photographers, but refuted the claims made by the Herald Sun about female guests being denied entry

A guest who attended the late-night boat party, Sharah Fitzgerald, also took to Instagram earlier this week to thank Dushanka for arranging the event.

On Wednesday, Sharah shared an Instagram photo from the event with Nyssa Large and her sister, Kaysha Louise.

'Thanks #queenofhearts for a great night @dushanka,' Sharah wrote, tagging Dushanka's Instagram profile.

Speaking out: Roze Cook (pictured), a model who partied with Justin, slammed any suggestion the women offered the singer 'sexual favours' while on board, and also denied previous claims by The Daily Telegraph that the guests signed non-disclosure agreements

An old friend? Roze Cook also spent time with Justin Bieber during his previous tour

Social butterfly! Meanwhile, on Friday, a source told Daily Mail Australia the woman who organised the female guests for Justin is night club promoter Dushanka Foon, and she invited them from her group of close friends

Daily Mail Australia has reached out to Dushanka for comment.

Earlier this week, singer Nyssa Large confirmed to KIIS FM 101.1's Matt and Meshel that she was one of the seven girls on the cruise.

Gushing over the 'very polite' Justin, the socialite revealed the pair had bonded over their respective music careers.

Confirmed! A guest who attended the late-night party, Sharah Fitzgerald (left), also took to Instagram earlier this week to thank Dushanka for organising the event

Nyssa said the group spent their time talking and playing drinking games such as 'dares,' but, like Roze, she also refuted any suggestion the girls offered Justin 'sexual favours'.

'It wasn't even like that he was very polite, he was very respectful. it was just him and his crew and best friends... playing drinking games,' she said.

Daily Mail Australia has reached out to Justin Bieber's representatives for comment.

Babe on board! Nyssa Large was one of the lucky ladies who joined Justin for a cruise, however she has denied they offered the Canadian pop star 'sexual favours'