Life is in constant motion. Sometimes it is up and there are times it is down. Selena Gomez experienced both during the past year 2016.
"The Hands To Myself" singer has finally lost her on-and-off relationship with Justin Bieber culminating in a social media war of words. Undeniably, she was devastated because the "Baby" singer is her greatest love.
After the episode where she attended Justin Bieber's concert in Los Angeles after they broke off, fans were expecting that they have reunited. However, right after that, Bieber was posting photos of him and Sofia Richie on his Instagram account.
He received backlash from fans and with that, he threatened to delete his account. Gomez then advised him to stop sharing their private snaps on social media in defense of her fans. She accused him of cheating and the feud has just gotten intense.
Later, she announced that she is canceling the remaining schedules of her Revival Tour. It was later known that she entered a rehab center says Hollywood Life.
The past year saw her being diagnosed with an auto-immune disease affecting the liver. She had undergone chemotherapy to treat the disease. The 24-year-old singer has to battle depression, anxiety and panic attacks as a result of her Lupus.
She has also addressed the side effects by checking into a rehabilitation facility in Tennessee. The painful part of it was that she was rumored to be addicted to alcohol and smoking.
She admitted to being broken as she said in her acceptance speech at the 2016 American Music Awards where she won the Favorite Pop/Rock Female Star. However, she said that she did not stay broken and she needs no validation says Billboard.
The 2016 AMAs marked her return to the public. He blessing then started to pour into her life. She got a $10 million deal with Coach.
Despite the dramas she had during the past year, it was also the year of accomplishments. Selena Gomez became the most followed on Instagram, attended the Met Gala and the Grammy's, and her 2016 AMAs trophy.
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