Selena Gomez to portray Peruvian mountaineer Silvia Vásquez Lavado in her upcoming biopic: Report

Twitter seems to think that there might be a new man in Selena Gomez‘s life, and apparently it’s Jimmy Butler? In mid-November, one Twitter user posted, “Jimmy butler and selena gomez weird couple man,” adding, “Sources: Dude just trust me.” The owner of the account, who claims to be an “NBA insider,” did not reiterate on the initial tweet.

Selena Gomez wasn't amused by 's jokes about her kidney transplant, a source close to the singer tells ET.«Selena was really upset by the scene about her health and thought of it as bullying and offensive,» the source says of Gomez, who underwent a kidney transplant in 2017. «She felt as though her kidney transplant, and others who have gone through that, was used as a joke at her expense.» Peacock's reimagining of came under fire after its release, when jokes about Gomez's transplant were made.

revival no longer features jokes about Selena Gomez.The all-new Peacock series, which is a reimagining of the beloved '90s sitcom, has removed all references to the singer's kidney transplant following outrage from fans.«We apologize.

Peacock is owning up to its mistake in their new series, Saved By The Bell and has decided to take down the graffiti scenes mocking Selena Gomez’s kidney transplant. If you missed it, over the weekend, the streaming network and the show came under fire after featuring a few scenes, as well as some graffiti on the wall of the school that mocked Selena Gomez‘s kidney transplant.

Selena Gomez’s 2017 kidney transplant amid mounting internet backlash, according to reports.The series, which premiered last week on NBC’s streaming service Peacock, caught heat on social media over the weekend, as two students at the fictional Bayside High School debated the identity of Gomez’s kidney donor in an episode.

Days after catching backlash for jokes made about Selena Gomez’s 2017 kidney transplant, an episode of Peacock’s “Saved by the Bell” reboot has been edited to remove them. Clips from the episode were shared on social media by fans who were largely appalled that the show would make light of her kidney transplant.

Peacock is owning up to its mistake in their new series, Saved By The Bell.

 Selena Gomez ” began trending this week after Peacock’s Saved By the Bell reboot joked about the star’s health multiple times. Enraged Selenators took to social media to voice their disdain over the series using the 28-year-old entertainer’s kidney transplant as a punchline.

Saved By the Bell reboot stepped on the wrong foot of Selena Gomez fans recently. The show, which recently began streaming on a streaming service in the US, left fans of the singer upset after they joked about her kidney transplant.

The streaming service Peacock has released an apology after Selena Gomez‘s fans expressed outraged over a joke about her kidney transplant surgery in the new Saved By the Bell reboot series.

Selena Gomez fans took to social media to criticize the new Saved by the Bell reboot after the Peacock series made fun of the singer’s 2017 kidney transplant.In a scene from the reboot, which premiered on NBCUniversal’s streaming service on Wednesday, November 25, two high school students can be seen arguing about who donated a kidney to the “Lose You to Love Me” singer, 28.“I know for a fact that Selena Gomez’s kidney donor was Justin Bieber‘s mom,” one girl says.

Selena Gomez is getting candid about the power of female friendship in her own self-acceptance journey. She sat down for an interview with CR Fashion Book and didn't hold back when it came to her feelings about social media and its ability to pit women against one another.

Selena Gomez is so over other people writing her narrative!

Selena Gomez has been open about her mental health journey over the last two years and has made it part of her work: the singer launched an impact fund for Rare Beauty this summer, with the goal of raising $100 million over the next 10 years to help people get access to mental health services. Gomez continued her advocacy and transparency by doing an interview with her mom Mandy Teefey for The Newsette in its newsletter today.