Who is Chantel Jeffries, Justin Bieber's new girlfriend pictured in yellow Lamborghini? [PHOTOS]

Who is who is Chantel Jeffries?

Chantel Jeffries is the young woman pictured inside the yellow Lamborghini that Justin Bieber was driving when he was arrested for drag racing early Thursday morning.

Not long before his arrest, Bieber tweeted a photo of Chantel Jeffries with the caption "@chanteljeffries taking me for a ride in the lambo" before quickly deleting it.

Chantel Jeffries was photographed in the Lamborghini just hours before the incident. At the time she tweeted, "Something about the shock factor."

Chantel Jeffries is a model who previously dated footballer DeSean Jackson, Lil Twist and P. Diddy's son Justin Combs.

She describes herself on Twitter as a "student, model, eyebrow connoisseur, animal lover and deep thinker."

Photos of the model can be seen on her Instagram page.

According to the Daily Mail, Jeffries herself had previously been arrested five times.

Bieber and Jeffries were pictured together enjoying their night out before their drive in the Lamborghini.

Justin Bieber was arrested early at 4:30 a.m. this morning after being pulled over by a cop for drag racing in a residential area. He was reportedly driving up to 60mph in a 30 mph zone. Bieber was arrested and taken to a corrections facility. He later appeared before a judge via video and was charged a total of $2500 bail - $1000 for resisting arrest, $1000 for DUI and $500 for driving with an expired driving lecense.

Bieber's friend Khalil Sharief, who was driving a red Ferrari and racing with Bieber at the time was also arrested and appeared before a judge.

Just hours after his court appearance, Bieber was released from jail and was seen waving to his fans that had gathered outside the Miami police station.

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