Selena Gomez Opens Up About Being ‘Super Super Single For Two Years’

As for whether Justin has listened to Selena's songs, considering his wife posted an "I'll Kill You" Instagram right after Selena dropped her music, we're going to hazard a guess that Selena's music is banned in the Bieber/Baldwin household. That being said, it turns out that he was not surprised she wrote lyrics about him and their failed romance and was actually "prepared" for it to eventually happen!

"I want it to be real and I don't want it to be co-dependent or messy or lack of communication (sic)", the star said.

Gomez appeared to ignore the fact that she did briefly reunite with Bieber, in 2017 and enjoyed several fun, flirty dates where they shared some PDA.

What Selena did confirm however, is that whomever the lyrics are about, she wants them to listen to the song. "I think, you know when you get older, you find people who are actually right for you, that are actually on the same wavelength if you will".

She added, "I played her the song, and I played it with her mom and dad and I showed her the video and her mom and Taylor started crying".

"It's just about containing it and channelling it in the right areas". And they didn't want it for me. Lines like "Feels good 'til it doesn't/It was her first real lover/His too 'til he had another" from "Look at Her Now" sound pretty direct. I don't want to be jaded or bitter from anything. I believe that it exists and I'm happy waiting for that for however long that takes because we're gonna be like doing this forever.

What did you think of Selena Gomez's new singles?

"I think that, yeah. I don't know I just feel so grateful that it's out", the Wizards of Waverly Place alum gushed.

It's a busy time for Selena who is juggling her return to music alongside promoting The Dead Don't Die and her Netflix docuseries Living Undocumented.