He’s managed to sky rocket to fame over the past year, and it sounds like Justin Bieber’s mom wants to follow in his footsteps.

According to a recent report, Playboy magazine has offered Pattie Lynn Mallette $50,000 to pose for a spread in an upcoming issue.

The big question remains: will she accept? It remains unknown if Pattie –who’s divorced from Justin’s dad- will accept the offer.

A rep at Playboy told Hollyscoop, “We’re not commenting on this at this time.”

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I’m sure that’s never gonna happen. First Pattie is a Christian and doing it would only embarrass her super famous son. Imagine that. I don’t care what you say but your mom is the last person on earth you would want to pose for Playboy. Besides $50,000 is nothing to Justin. He’d probably pay her twice as much just to not do it.

Justin Bieber would be nowhere without his mother, Pattie Mallette: She posted the now-infamous videos of him on YouTube, relocated to Atlanta with him so he could launch his recording career and keeps him grounded with chores and a curfew.

But in honor of Father’s Day, it’s time to pay tribute to the man behind the boy: Jeremy Bieber.

Though Justin was raised by his mom in Stratford, Ontario, his father has always been a part of his life. “I have a great relationship with my dad,” the pop star, 16, told Seventeen. “When I was younger, he taught me how to play some songs on the guitar, like ‘Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door’ by Bob Dylan.”

While Mallette, 36, turned Justin on to Boyz II Men, Jeremy, 37, exposed him to harder-rocking groups – and has since helped him with an important rite of passage.

“He’s the one who got me into classic rock and then turned me on to stuff like Guns N’ Roses and Metallica,” Justin told the magazine. “He taught me how to drive too. He’s cool.”

So what else is there to know about the man who calls himself Lord Bieber on Twitter?

Jeremy lives in Canada, where he is married and has two younger children, Jazmyn and Jaxon. According to his Tweets, he thinks Dumb and Dumber “has to be the greatest movie of all time” and will “never get sick of” Seinfeld.

Meanwhile, on a personal web site he created seven years ago, Jeremy revealed he reads The Sword of Truth fantasy novels and loves to play the card game Spades. But that’s not all: “I love the outdoors. I follow and play a variety of sports. I love camping and boating, but most of all, I love to travel.”

The site is also loaded with shirtless photos of Jeremy showing off his tattooed chest – as well as photos of his son as a young boy. (Earlier this year, the teen got his first tattoo: a seagull to match one his father has.)

“My life is my son,” Jeremy wrote on the site. “He is 9 years old and is the most talented person I know. He’s a ‘looker’ too (just like his dad)!”

Like a lot of teens, Justin Bieber’s parents split up. Although he spends the majority of his time on the road with his mom Pattie, Justin’s still pretty tight with his dad Jeremy, who JB credits for teaching him how to drive and introducing him to classic rock.

“I have a great relationship with my dad,” Biebs tells Seventeen magazine in a special issue devoted entirely to the Canadian pop star. “When I was younger, he taught me how to play some songs on the guitar, like ‘Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door’ by Bob Dylan.”

Justin’s able to remain so close to both his mom and dad because they respect each other. “My parents weren’t the type to talk trash about each other,” he says. “Some parents, when they split up, the mom will say, “Your dad’s a jerk,” but mine were never like that. So that definitely made it easier for me. I knew they loved me, and they split up because of them, not because of me.”

At the end of the day, Justin’s still a momma’s boy. Forget spoiling her with spa days, cars, or expensive jewelry. The 16-year-old spills, “I’d like to buy my mom a house.” Aw.

The 16-year-old Canadian pop star has been home-schooled since he shot to fame last year. He loves not having to go to school everyday, but enjoys reminiscing about some of his naughtier escapades.

The star says he used to lie all the time, and even changed his fail grade to a pass so his mother wouldn’t find out how badly he had done in an exam.

“I tell a lot of lies,” Justin told Top of the Pops magazine. “A couple of years ago. I had an F grade on a test at school, but I turned it into a B with the teacher’s pen!

“My mom had to sign that she’d seen it before I took it back, so she had no idea how bad it actually was!”

Justin has also lied to his mother about more trivial things. He once told her he had handmade a cake for her birthday, when he had in fact purchased it from a local shop.

“It’s not the first time I’ve lied,” he laughed. “I told her I’d baked her a cake for her birthday once, but I really just bought it from a baker. I would’ve if I knew how, but I was afraid I’d mess it up.”

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Any true Bielieber knows how super tight Justin Bieber and his mom Pattie Mallette are. So step one to getting on Justin’s good side is being nice to his mom, right? How do you even go about getting on Pattie’s radar? Twitter, of course. In fact, we have the Twit facts for warming up to hiswhole family. Both of Justin’s parents have Twitter accounts. His mom is @STUDIOMAMA and his dad Jeremy’s profile is @lordbieber. Don’t forget about his stepmom Erin – her account is @BieberMommy. Check their pages for awesome photos of Justin just hanging out at home with the fam. Moving on to Bieber’s extended family: @tammybieber is the Canadian heartthrob’s aunt, and keep up with his uncles, @/BigDaddyBieber and@rob_bieber

Whew! Feels like the whole family is staying connected to the globetrotting teen through Twitter, but that makes sense for a guy who doesn’t stay in one country for very long.

Justin Bieber chatted with TWIST about the intense emotions he went through when his parents divorced: ‘My parents splitting up is definitely not one of the highlights of my life. It’s sad, (in a divorce) the kid experiences feeling like one of his parents left. It makes you not feel so good.’

Justin felt abandoned when his dad moved out but as he grew up, he was able to let out all his pent up emotions through songs: ‘The most personal song I’ve written is ‘Down to Earth’ because it’s about how my mom and dad split up when I was at a young age. It’s just about everyday life and how there are struggles.’

Now Justin’s shared his song, he’s come to accept his parents’ separation: ‘I think a lot of kids have had their parents split up, and they should know that it wasn’t because of something they did.’