This year's American Music Awards is Selena Gomez' comeback after her decision to focus on her health last August. Looking better and ready to mingle, the "Revival" singer steps out to attend the annual awards show, which marked the end of the singer's hiatus.
In an exclusive statement to PEOPLE, Selena admitted on having to face challenges brought about by her lupus, a medical condition she was diagnosed with a year before she decided to take a break. According to US Weekly, she has been spending time at a quiet and private facility in Tennessee to recuperate with her autoimmune disease. The publication also posted insider information that the facility was 'super intense' despite the laid back environment.
The 24-year-old hit-maker cancelled the remaining Revival Tour dates, which is a total of 34, due to the panic attacks and depression she's been experiencing as the side effects of her illness. Part of her statement before taking time off was that, she believes it is the best way to maintain a proactive state, as well as, maintain her health and happiness.
Outpour of love and support for Selena came from her fans and family following her decision to enter rehab, more so, when she decided to make a public appearance after her stint at the recently concluded AMAs. People also published tweets and photos from fans and friends of the songstress' comeback full of love and well wishes. In addition, her make-up artist, Hung Vanngo also posted photos of Selena's preparation to give people a sneak peek at her much anticipated red carpet appearance.
For the AMAs red carpet, Selena chose a floor-length Prada number accentuated with diamond drop earrings and to complete her look, she wore a low ponytail hairstyle. To wrap up the moment, one of the fans tweeted made a fitting wordplay to caption her photo saying: 'This is her Revival", and indeed it is. The show was hosted by her squad-mate Gigi Hadid and Jay Pharoah, which was held at Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles last November 20.
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