Selena Gomez, The Weeknd Breakup News, Rumors: 'Starboy' Singer Adopts a Puppy as 'Bad Liar' Singer Reportedly Reconciles With Justin Bieber
After reports about his breakup with Selena Gomez, who has been hanging out with ex-boyfriend Justin Bieber of late, The Weeknd appears to have adopted a puppy.
In the midst of reports about their split, the singer took to Instagram to share a picture of a Doberman Pinscher he described as a "handsome devil."
There is no word yet on the name of the pup but fans hope that they will know more about The Weeknd's new pal in the days and weeks to come.
Get Our Latest News for FREE
According to TMZ, The Weeknd was the one who called it quits with Gomez and felt that their relationship has lost its spark as their conflicting schedules led to a lot of distance between them.
The "Starboy" singer ended things with her apparently over the phone. Contrary to the belief of many, Bieber was reportedly not a factor in their breakup.
Before reports about their split, Gomez and Bieber have been spotted hanging out again. They recently attended church together and even grabbed breakfast.
They were also seen biking around, but during their latest outing, Gomez watched Bieber play hockey and even left wearing his New Jersey Devils jersey.
In the latest report about the two, Bieber was reportedly the one who pursued Gomez. The "Love Yourself" singer allegedly reached out to her after he heard about her kidney transplant.
In a new report by TMZ, the life-threatening medical emergency Gomez underwent "refocused" Bieber and made him realize how important she was to him.
He reportedly reached out to her while she was still with The Weeknd, but during a point in their relationship when things between them are souring already.
The publication says that the two are "full on back together," but the "Bad Liar" singer's family was adamantly against the two reconciling since it contributed to her depression in the past. Gomez herself had her doubts. However, Bieber was persuasive and worked to win her over.
