Selena Gomez is a singer and actress. She has been in many movies, including Wizards of Waverly Place, which she co-starred with Justin Bieber. Her career began with a children’s television show, Barney & Friends. Later, she had a role on the soap opera The Young and the Restless, and appeared in a number of music videos. Since then, she has become a pop star with millions of fans around the world.
Acting career
Selena Gomez is a multi-talented actress and singer who has starred in many Hollywood films. She has also been named as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador. With the release of her last album, ‘When Sun Goes Down’, she became a worldwide sensation.
Selena Gomez has a bloodline of both Mexican and Anglo-Italian origins. Her mother was a well-known actress, and her father is a musician. The family moved to Los Angeles when Selena was young. During her youth, she was very shy of the camera.
After the family moved, her mother started to take her to auditions, and eventually she got her first role in a family comedy show. She played a random girl.
When she was about six, Selena told her mother that she wanted to be an actor. Mandy was taken aback. However, she was determined to make her daughter’s dream come true. So, she took her to the theatrical agent.
Music career
Selena Gomez is a talented singer and actress who has gained popularity as a pop vocalist and dancer. The Texas native has released five studio albums, and is one of the top selling artists in the world. She is also an Emmy-nominated producer. In addition to her music career, she has appeared in several television shows and films, and is an advocate for animal rights.
She began her acting career in 2001 when she appeared in the Barney and Friends series. Later, she appeared on various Disney Channel shows. While acting, she performed songs such as ‘It’s A Fun, Fun, Sunny Day’.
Soon after she began her acting career, she started writing songs. Her first album came out in 2007. She starred in several movies, such as Ramona and Beezus (2010), Monte Carlo (2011), and Spring Breakers (2013). During this period, she also formed a band called Selena Gomez & the Scene.
Relationship with Justin Bieber
Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez have had a complicated relationship over the years. Throughout their eight year fling, the pair fought and split, and even got into some hot water. But after a recent fight on New Year’s Eve, it looks like the two are back together.
While there’s still no official confirmation, the pair have reportedly been hanging out. They’ve been seen riding Segways and bikes, and even riding in a Lamborghini. Their rumored romance has even spawned an Instagram account. The pair have even been spotted attending a friend’s beach wedding in Mexico.
For the longest time, fans were convinced that Justin and Selena were dating. It’s been nearly six months since the pair split, though, and neither has announced a definitive end to their relationship. During that time, Bieber’s longtime girlfriend Hailey Bieber has stepped in. She was the first person to confirm their relationship, and she’s since defended the former One Direction member.
Spray-painted horses
If you’ve been following Selena Gomez’s recent music video, you may have noticed that she had horses spray painted pink. This has drawn the ire of many animal rights activists. However, the rep for Selena’s camp has assured the public that the animals were not harmed while the video was being filmed.
In addition, the Humane Society was on set supervising the production. The company that provided the paint used a non-toxic vegetable-based powder paint. They also used an airbrush to apply the paint.
While the company says that it was not harmful to the animals, animal rights activists have a different view. Some believe that the process is unsafe and could cause painful allergic reactions.
Another animal rights group, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, took issue with the color of the paint. The group has called for artists to be more responsible and use animal-friendly materials when shooting videos.
