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Selena Gomez disclosed on Instagram that heavy nicotine vaping has permanently altered her voice. She has since quit the habit, warning fans that the addiction is 'not worth it' and acknowledging the vocal damage is likely irreversible.
Selena Gomez disclosed on Instagram that heavy nicotine vaping has permanently changed her voice. She has since quit the habit, warning others that the addiction is 'not worth it.' Medical experts confirm that vaping causes vocal cord irritation and poses serious risks to developing brains.
Selena Gomez disclosed on Instagram that heavy nicotine vaping has permanently changed her voice. She has since quit the habit and warned that the addiction is 'not worth it.' Health experts confirm that vaping causes vocal cord irritation and poses serious risks to developing brains.
Selena Gomez disclosed on Instagram that heavy nicotine vaping has permanently changed her voice. The 34-year-old singer and actress stated she has recently quit the habit, warning others that it is 'not worth it.' She acknowledged the change is likely irreversible but expressed hope in maintaining her sobriety.
Selena Gomez disclosed on Instagram that heavy nicotine vaping has permanently changed her voice. She has recently quit the habit, warning fans that the addiction is 'not worth it' and acknowledging the vocal damage is likely irreversible.
Selena Gomez revealed in an Instagram video that heavy nicotine vaping has permanently changed her voice. The 34-year-old singer and actress stated she has recently quit the habit, warning others that it is 'not worth it.' She acknowledged the change is likely irreversible but expressed hope in maintaining her sobriety.
Selena Gomez hosted the fourth annual Rare Impact Fund Benefit at the Hollywood Palladium on October 14, 2026. The event, themed 'A Night of Radiance & Reflection,' raised funds for youth mental health initiatives. Attendees included Katy Perry, Martin Short, America Ferrera, and Shay Mitchell, with performances by Leon Bridges and Bella Kay.
The 2026 Emmy Awards red carpet on September 14 featured a high-fashion showcase led by Selena Gomez and Zendaya. Gomez debuted a custom Louis Vuitton gold-beaded gown and high-value Tiffany & Co. jewelry, while Zendaya wore a crystal-encrusted Prada dress. The event highlighted the intersection of celebrity style, luxury branding, and personal narrative, with Gomez’s look specifically noted for its connection to her recent marriage.
Selena Gomez attended the 2026 Emmy Awards on September 14, 2026, wearing a strapless, gold-beaded Louis Vuitton gown. The 34-year-old actress, who is nominated as an executive producer for 'Only Murders in The Building,' accessorized the look with high-value Jean Schlumberger jewelry from Tiffany & Co. and styled her hair in loose waves. While Page Six highlighted the gown's 'goddess energy' and light weight despite its appearance, The New York Times focused on broader red carpet voting results, noting other nominees like Zendaya and Quinta Brunson but not specifically detailing Gomez's outfit in their summary.
The writers' room for the Hulu series Only Murders in the Building is relocating from Los Angeles to New York to prepare for a likely seventh season. This move aims to overlap writing and filming to maintain the show's annual release schedule, following the recent completion of its London-set sixth season.
Selena Gomez’s legal team has filed a motion in Delaware federal court to dismiss a fraud lawsuit alleging she defrauded investors of nearly $1.2 million in the mental health startup Wondermind. Her attorney, Mathew Rosengart, described the claims as 'absurd' and 'frivolous,' arguing Gomez was never a board member or manager of the company. While the lawsuit names her mother, Mandy Teefey, and co-founder Daniella Pierson, Gomez’s team asserts she only held a consultant title. The dispute highlights risks in family-run celebrity brands, though experts suggest the case may not cause lasting reputational damage to the star.
Selena Gomez’s legal team has moved to dismiss a federal fraud lawsuit alleging she misled investors in the mental health startup Wondermind. Her attorneys argue she was merely a consultant, not a manager, and that the claims against her are meritless. The suit, filed by two LLCs, seeks to recoup nearly $1.2 million in investments, alleging false promises about the company’s infrastructure and Gomez’s role.
Hulu has announced that the sixth season of Only Murders in the Building will premiere on December 8, 2026. The series, which has previously aired in the summer, is shifting its schedule to align with the holiday season. The new season, titled Only Murders in London, moves the setting from New York City to the United Kingdom. The plot follows the main trio as they investigate the murder of Cinda Canning, a character played by Tina Fey, who died at the end of the previous season. The season features an extensive guest cast of British actors, including Olivia Colman, Martin Freeman, and David Tennant. First-look images have been released, showing the characters in London settings.
Hulu has confirmed that season 6 of Only Murders in the Building will premiere on December 8, 2026. The new season relocates the investigation from New York City to London, where the trio must solve the murder of Cinda Canning. The release date marks a significant shift from the show's traditional summer schedule, and the season features an extensive guest cast of British and international stars.
Hulu has confirmed that Season 6 of Only Murders in the Building will premiere on December 8, 2026. The series shifts its setting from New York City to London, marking a significant departure from its usual late-summer release window. The new season, titled Only Murders in London, features a massive ensemble of British and international guest stars, including Olivia Colman, Meryl Streep, and David Tennant. The plot centers on the murder of Cinda Canning, the podcast host who originally connected the main trio, with the investigation taking place across various UK locations.