Selena Gomez just dropped the ultimate end-of-year bombshell: she’s engaged to Benny Blanco after a year of dating! While fans flooded social media with love and congratulations for the happy couple, what really set the internet ablaze was Justin Bieber’s unexpected reaction—or lack thereof—to the big news.
Although Justin didn’t like or comment on Selena’s engagement post, his sudden return to social media after a long hiatus is what left fans in a frenzy. Adding fuel to the fire? He accompanied his comeback with a song that seemed all too fitting for the situation.
Justin Bieber’s Backlash to Selena’s Engagement is Making Us Think He’s Not Over It
Just days after Selena announced her engagement with a set of dreamy Instagram photos, Justin Bieber broke his silence online by posting a picture with his wife, Hailey Bieber.
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At first glance, it seemed like a harmless life update. But the real drama came with the song he paired with the post: “All My Ghosts” by Lizzy McAlpine.
The lyrics of the song dive into how past relationships can continue to haunt you, even when the person is no longer in your life. Naturally, this choice sent fans spiraling with theories. Was this Justin’s subtle way of addressing Selena’s engagement?
While some argued the song choice was purely coincidental, others were convinced it was a veiled message to his ex, especially given the timing of his post.
Unlike Justin, Hailey Bieber wasn’t shy about acknowledging Selena’s engagement news. She liked Selena’s Instagram post, a gesture that fans interpreted in two wildly different ways: as a show of support or as a sign of maturity in moving past shared history.
As speculation continues to swirl, one thing’s for sure: Selena Gomez’s engagement has sparked conversations far beyond the happy couple. Whether Justin Bieber’s post was intentional or not, fans are living for the drama. What do you think—is it just a coincidence, or does it hint at unresolved feelings?
This article was originally written in Spanish by Nayely Aguilera in Cultura Colectiva.