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07.11.2022 - 01:25 / glamour.com
is out in the world, Selena Gomez is ready to focus on new music—starting with her of the same name.In a sit-down interview with Apple TV+ host Zayn Lowe, spoke about where she plans to go from here. During their chat, Lowe pointed out that Gomez's most popular song, presumably “,” is also her “most honest.” He continued, “So now that you are really in a place where you understand your truth better than ever and have the courage to share it, we're waiting for that album of your career.”“No pressure,” Gomez joked, though she did admit she was working on it. “If I'm being completely honest, which I have been, it's been really difficult.
I'm really used to going into a setting with the same people in my circle and just banging out music,” Gomez explained. “I'm now telling stories that people don't know. People I've that people don't know, experiences I've had that people don't know.
I created this whole private life that was just mine. And I feel like now I have to tell these stories. And people are gonna ask a lot of questions.”During the documentary, fans got to witness Gomez's from her highly publicized relationship with her now ex-boyfriend , at one point tearfully asking, "When am I just gonna be good enough by myself? Not needing anybody to be associated with?” Now, Selena Gomez feels she's in a place where she can share the rest of her story on her own terms…when the time comes.
“I feel like I've earned it and I just don't want to release anything that's not perfect," she told Lowe. “It's getting there, is all I can say. It's getting there.”You can watch their full conversation below.
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Back in 2017, Selena Gomez revealed that she had undergone a kidney transplant. Now she’s let it be known that her new(ish) kidney has a name.
Rolling Stone, Selena Gomez opens up about how her may inhibit her ability to carry her own children in the future. After visiting with a friend who is trying to get pregnant, Gomez said she broke down in tears: Due to the two medications she takes to treat her bipolar disorder, she says she “likely” won't be able to carry children of her own, writes Rolling Stone's Alex Morris.“That's a very big, big, present thing in my life," Gomez says.
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Marvelous in magenta! Selena Gomez was a radiant sight at the premiere of her new documentary, My Mind & Me.