Selena Gomez denies feud rumours with ex-boyfriend The Weeknd's new flame Simi Khadra.
Key Takeaways:
- Only days after The Weeknd was discovered kissing Simi Khadra of DJ sister duo Simi & Haze, Gomez uploaded an Instagram photo of the three pals relaxing out.
- Gomez lauded her ex following their divorce, telling Billboard that despite their split, she and The Weeknd stayed close.
Selena Gomez is only in town for the vibes.
Gomez posted an Instagram snapshot of the three buddies chilling out only days after The Weeknd was caught kissing Simi Khadra of DJ sister combo Simi & Haze.
"Since 2013," she posted a photo of herself, Simi, and Haya Khadra, putting an end to social media speculation about her ex.
The "Blinding Lights" singer was spotted kissing Khadra, 29 while celebrating his 32nd birthday in Las Vegas over the weekend.
During the party at Delilah, the duo was spotted kissing in the DJ booth, according to a fan video acquired by TMZ.
However, on Wednesday, a source told PEOPLE that the couple was not yet formally dating.
"He's dating and isn't in a serious relationship with anyone," according to the insider.
The Grammy-winning performer and the DJ were spotted together in images posted by the Daily Mail earlier this month when they met for dinner at Sunset Tower in Los Angeles on Feb. 3. Before the meal, the two were romantically linked when they were seen exiting the singer's album release party at Delilah in West Hollywood in January.
Gomez, 29, and the Weeknd (real name Abel Tesfaye) dated from January to October 2017 after The Weeknd's on-again, off-again engagement with supermodel Bella Hadid, with whom Khadra is said to be friends.
Gomez praised her ex after their divorce, telling Billboard that she and The Weeknd remained close despite the breakup.
"Something I'm incredibly proud of is that we have such a genuine connection [with The Weeknd]," she told the site. "Nothing like it has ever happened to me in my life. We ended up becoming closest friends, and it was actually about encouraging and caring for one other, which was quite astonishing for me."