Selena Gomez and Nick Jonas had the sweetest relationship in 2008 when they were still too young. However, they have careers to pursue so they just drifted apart. The friendship remained through the years.
Lately, they have reconnected even just through social media. Songwriter Justin Tranter posted a studio photo of the "Hands to Myself" singer applying eyeliner captioned, "Music and love." Tranter and Julia Michaels used to collaborate with the former Disney star on "Good For You" and "Hands to Myself." Gomez' 2015 Revival album's other songs were a collaborative work of the three.
There was somebody who replied with hands celebrating emoji says, People. It is not only the Gomez's fans that are celebrating but also her former flame, Nick Jonas. Fans are wondering if they have met and talked again about what they used to have. But the emoji means something.
According to E! News, the Jonas Brothers member and Justin Bieber's ex-girlfriend has a mutual relationship described by Gomez as a puppy love. Gomez said before that they were still babies at that time but they had a good time. She said that what they had is very sweet.
The singers remained friendly over the years. The "Same Old Love" singer admitted before that she has a love for him. It is possible that they can resume what was cut by time before. After all, their communication was never broken. Last year, they were spotted together during a music awards event.
It can be recalled that in an interview with Ryan Seacrest in 2008 that she said Jonas was an amazing guy and anybody would be lucky to be dating him. If they reunite, this is just the right time for them as the sexy singer needs someone to care for her.
Selena Gomez has staged a comeback after her rehab break via the 2016 American Music Awards. She bagged the Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist. She had the most moving acceptance speech at the event.
Selena Gomez and Nick Jonas might make it real and long this time. It is time to move on from Justin Bieber.
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