Selena Gomez To Do Music Collab With Bestie Taylor Swift
Everyone has been waiting and begging for "Good for you" singer Selena Gomez to do a music collaboration with her "Bad Blood" best friend singer Taylor Swift. And heaven may have heard the fans' prayer as Selena Gomez answered it in a recent interview during the Sundance Film Festival.
Selena told E! News that she still doesn't know about it.
Throughout their years of friendship, the 23-year-old singer Selena Gomez and 26-year-old singer Taylor Swift have done everything from starring in same music videos, posing together on the same red carpet and yet they have never done music and hit recording studio together. However, the two have recently teamed up to perform Selena's "Good For You" on Taylor's 1989 world tour.
While there are still no definite plans that the collaboration might still be possible, Gomez said, "I mean, eventually, right? She's my best friend. We'll see."
Selena Gomez currently busy with her film in the Sundance Festival entitled "The Revised Fundamentals of Caregiving," which she mentioned that she was impressed with from the very beginning.
"I completely fell in love with the vulnerability and the angst that my character had. I don't know what that says about me but I responded to it, when I met director Rob Burnett, I don't think he would of put somebody like me in that character but I auditioned three times, I fought for it and I knew that it was something that would mean a lot," Selena revealed during an interview.
"What the story represents is really touching. It's about three broken people and everybody's dealing with stuff and I think people can relate to that so I'm excited," she continued.
Paul Rudd and Jennifer Ehle are among the cast for "The Revised Fundamentals of Caregiving," which was directed by Rob Burnett.
Going back, Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez' music might end up to be a collab song for Gomez' ex, Justin Beiber. Who knows? The Recent Kid's Choice Awards might be a sign since they are the three celebrity artists leading the nominations.
