The relationship of Selena Gomez and The Weeknd is getting serious despite familiar persons criticizing their romance. The loved-up couple was spotted in Italy for a brief vacation. They arrived at Florence on Friday and visited the famous Uffizi Gallery Museum.
They were accompanied by a bodyguard inside the crowded museum. They were reportedly unmindful of the public as they kiss and did some PDA according to TMZ.
Gomez and the hip-hop artist surprised the public when they were spotted kissing in public because nothing has been written about their on-going relationship. Those who did not believe at first can be understood as Gomez who is never secretive about her relationships was already seeing The Weeknd.
Bella Hadid, the ex-girlfriend of the "Starboy" singer has even informed the public that her ex-boyfriend is being used by the "Hands to Myself" singer to promote her music. She even said that it was Selena Gomez's pattern with men as reported by Daily Mail.
Justin Bieber, Gomez's long-time on-and-off boyfriend even posted a video where he said that it was not a real relationship. It was merely a publicity stunt to promote their music. The duo is reportedly collaborating on a new music.
But seeing Selena Gomez, The Weeknd flying to Italy and were spotted kissing again, there seems to be a real romance going on. The "Kill Em with Kindness" songstress has been through a lot in her relationships, she must be wiser this time. A new romance might work wonders in her life as she has been though brokenness.
The 24-year-old singer got out of a rehabilitation facility to address her anxiety and depression which are caused by her Lupus disease. Her social media break has successfully shielded her activities that no one knows that she and Bella Hadid's ex-boyfriend are already in a relationship.
Selena Gomez has already picked up her broken pieces as she said in her acceptance for the 2016 AMAs. She said, "If you are broken, you do not stay broken." Well said and it follows that to be whole is to love again.
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