Selena Gomez is reportedly not yet dating anyone yet after pictures surfaced showing her with a mystery man during a recent trip to Disneyland.
Sources close to the 26-year-old singer confirmed to People magazine Monday that the “Wolves” hitmaker is “not dating” anyone after she was spotted leaning on a male friend at the theme park over the weekend. He is “just a friend.” (RELATED: Selena Gomez’ Latest Instagram Photo Is Smashing A World Record)
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The comments come a year after she split from Justin Bieber who then months later announced he was engaged to supermodel Hailey Baldwin. And soon after that, the two tied the knot and made their relationship official. (SLIDESHOW: 142 Times Josephine Skriver Barely Wore Anything)
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The “Back to You” singer made headlines last week when a picture of her rocking a red bikini went viral with more than 2.3 million likes in under 30 minutes. (RELATED: Report: Selena Gomez Takes Break From Spotlight Following Justin Bieber Breakup)
It was the most revealing the snap she had shared since she announced that she was taking a break from social media last September. Soon after, reports surfaced that the singer had entered a treatment facility to deal with mental health issues.
Recently, she opened up about the break and said it was necessary because she was “growing and changing.”
“Last year, I took a lot of time off,” Gomez shared. “I think that I needed a moment to myself because I do feel like I was growing and changing.”
She then reflected on the advice she would give her younger self and that was that she’s a “believer in therapy.”
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“Gosh, if I knew what I know now … no, you know, I think it’s … I am a believer of therapy,” the singer explained. “So, I think that I have had opportunities where I kinda reflect on the younger me, and I think that a lot of the times I wished that I could hug my younger self.”
Gomez continued, “I wish I could have done and experienced a lot of things, maybe, a little differently. But, I … I go to therapy.”