Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber are proving that time heals all wounds. The exes were spotted having breakfast together at JOi Cafe in Westlake Village, CA just days before news broke that Selena and The Weeknd split. They were also later seen attending a church service together. Here's everything we know about the current status of their relationship.
She isn't worried about it! It's been a few weeks now since Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber have rekindled their on-again, off-again relationship and even though the couple still hasn't confirmed it, Sel might as well have when she opened up about why she decided to let Justin back in to her life. But things are very different this time, and Selena is more mature and confident, which is why she is able to trust that Justin isn't going to leave her for any of his exes.
“Selena knows all about the other girls that Justin has been within the past and most recently,” a source close to the couple told Hollywood Life, “but at the end of the day she isn’t at all worried about him reverting back to his old ways.”
In the three years since their last split, Justin has been linked to Sofia Richie, Kourtney Kardashian, and Kylie Jenner, and even though it could be slightly intimidating to think that Sel might have to compete for Justin's love with any of his former flames, there's one thing that Sel has with Justin that the rest of those ladies don't have — history.
"He came back to her after all the time they’ve spent away from each other,” the insider told Hollywood Life. “Of course, Justin has spent time with many gorgeous women, but Selena trusts Justin to remain loyal to her in whatever capacity.”
In a recent interview with Billboard just before she accepted the Woman of the Year award at the magazine's annual Women in Music ceremony, Selena opened up about why she decided to give Justin another chance after all those years.
"I’m 25. I’m not 18, or 19, or 20. I cherish people who have really impacted my life," Selena said. "So maybe before, it could have been forcing something that wasn't right. But that doesn't mean caring for someone ever goes away."
Source: lifeandstylemag.com
