Los Angeles: Singer-actress Selena Gomez says she is okay to go public with her romance with singer The Weeknd.
The 24-year-old was first linked to the Starboy singer in January when they were spotted smooching in Santa Monica.
In a radio show On Air With Ryan Seacrest, Gomez said that she no longer wants to keep her love under wraps, reports dailymail.co.uk.
She said: "Because I've been doing this for so long, I don't feel like there's anything that I would want to … not necessarily hide, but I'm genuinely myself.
"I think it's really hard when I would want to spend so much time hiding things. It's too much pressure, and I think everyone gets over everything eventually. I just want to be happy. If that's me just being myself, then I don't really care."
Gomez also spoke about the controversy surrounding her show "13 Reasons Why", which depicts teen suicide.
The star, who is an executive producer on the Netflix show, said: "The subject matter is a very complicated story to tell. It had this thriller, very dark, very weird kind of tone to it, and I think applying that and bringing it to a visual place is scary for people."
Gomez doesn't want to hide romance with The Weeknd
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Los Angeles, June 11 (IANS) Singer-actress Selena Gomez says she is okay to go public with her romance with singer The Weeknd.
The 24-year-old was first linked to the Starboy singer in January when they were spotted smooching in Santa Monica.
In a radio show On Air With Ryan Seacrest, Gomez said that she no longer wants to keep her love under wraps, reports dailymail.co.uk.
She said: "Because I've been doing this for so long, I don't feel like there's anything that I would want to … not necessarily hide, but I'm genuinely myself.
"I think it's really hard when I would want to spend so much time hiding things. It's too much pressure, and I think everyone gets over everything eventually. I just want to be happy. If that's me just being myself, then I don't really care."
Gomez also spoke about the controversy surrounding her show 13 Reasons Why, which depicts teen suicide.
The star, who is an executive producer on the Netflix show, said: "The subject matter is a very complicated story to tell. It had this thriller, very dark, very weird kind of tone to it, and I think applying that and bringing it to a visual place is scary for people."
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