Selena Gomez BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Selena Gomez has dominated headlines this week for both her personal and professional milestones. On November 17, she spoke with Zane Lowe on Apple Music about her recent marriage to producer Benny Blanco, sharing that the first few months of married life have been a dream. She called Blanco “the most beautiful person I could do that with,” expressing gratitude for finding happiness and being honest about the mix of joy and anxiety she felt after the wedding, revealing at Fortune’s Most Powerful Women conference that she was sobbing afterward because she feared “I’m gonna die the next day,” highlighting her vulnerability and how she navigates the emotional highs and lows that come with significant life changes, as covered by NBC15 and TMZ.
Professionally, Selena released her new single “In The Dark” on November 19, which she premiered on Instagram to her 428 million followers. She described the song as “a little nostalgia droplet,” and its music video quickly racked up views, adding momentum to her music career after a short break. “In The Dark” features on the soundtrack of Netflix’s hit series Nobody Wants This season two, reaffirming her presence on streaming platforms and among younger audiences, according to 93.7 BOB FM. Earlier this year, her collaborative album I Said I Love You First with Benny Blanco drew chart attention, alongside her guest feature on Cardi B’s Pick It Up from the Am I the Drama? album.
Rare Beauty, her cosmetics brand, remains a powerhouse in the beauty industry. Impulze.ai reports Rare Beauty recently crossed the $350 million annual revenue mark, making it one of the fastest celebrity beauty launches to achieve sustained success. Selena’s transparent mental health messaging and the Rare Impact Fund, which channels proceeds into mental health organizations, continue to resonate. Gomez even shared on social media and in interviews that she applies business advice she learned from Taylor Swift, driving her brand’s authenticity and emotional impact.
On the touring front, Selena told Zane Lowe she isn’t sure if she will ever perform live again, signaling the “pop star thing” was wearing thin, yet stopping short of a full retirement from touring. She did say she misses fan interaction and could see herself doing intimate acoustic sets, not massive arena shows.
Bloomberg and Business Insider recently confirmed Selena Gomez’s billionaire status, estimating her net worth at $1.3 billion, driven by Rare Beauty and a lucrative real estate portfolio across California and Texas. She continues to be featured in lifestyle publications for her LA date nights with Benny Blanco, and her property moves appear in outlets like Architectural Digest and Elle. While no major scandals have surfaced, social speculation continues to swirl after Selena gave a candid response about fluidity when asked about her relationship labels—though she clarified she’s not interested in labeling her sexuality at the present moment.
Selena’s social media remains a hub for major fan engagement, with hundreds of thousands of comments and shares, especially after her wedding and music releases. She’s acknowledged the strength of her global following, saying in her wedding post, “From my first days on screen to the songs we’ve sung together, and now to this new beginning, your love and support have meant more to me than I could ever truly put into words.” Gomez continues redefining celebrity through open conversations about love, success, vulnerability, and mental health, making every new story about her more than just tabloid fodder—it’s genuinely biographical.
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