Here’s How Hailey And Justin Bieber Really Feel About Selena Gomez’s Song Lose You To Love Me
Selena Gomez’s latest single Lose You To Love Me got Twitterati speculating if the song is actually about her past relationship with Justin Bieber. Are you wondering what Justin and his wife Hailey really think about the song? Read on to find out
Selena Gomez recently released her new single, Lose You To Love Me and soon after its release, Twitterati started speculating whether this song is actually about her past relationship with her ex Justin Bieber. Interestingly, the day of the release of the song, Justin’s wife Hailey Bieber also took to her Instagram story sharing a screenshot of the song, I’ll Kill You. Again, fans wondered whether her post was for Selena Gomez. However, she responded to the accusations of slamming Selena, and called it ‘complete BS.’
This seemed never-ending as Selena Gomez also later addressed this matter and while talking to her fans on Instagram Live, said, "I am so grateful for the response of the song. However, I will never stand for women tearing other women down. So please be kind to everyone." She further added that she doesn’t like seeing people being disrespectful or rude to others, and asked people to not do the same. Now, there is an update and a source told E! News that Justin and Hailey have heard Selena’s new song and they are both trying to not give any reaction to the lyrics referencing Justin Bieber. The source said, “It isn't ideal for Hailey but she understands the creative process of writing music and that Justin had a past." ALSO READ: Hailey Baldwin Says BS To Fans Connecting Her ‘I’ll Kill You’ Post To Justin Beiber’s Ex-Flame Selena Gomez
The source also told E! News that while Justin has moved on, he understands that Selena is allowed to reflect on the past in her own way. The source added, “Justin and Hailey both want Selena to be happy and in a good place and aren't phased by it."
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