Selena Gomez’s best friend complained about bullying after rumors of a conflict with the singer

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Last fall, Selena Gomez released the documentary My Mind and Me. In one of the episodes, the singer said that she considers Taylor Swift her only popular girlfriend. Then the media reported that this statement offended another friend of the star, actress Francia Raisa. In 2017, the girl donated a kidney to the singer for a transplant, which Gomez needed due to a complication of a chronic autoimmune disease – lupus.

The other day, Francia revealed that Selena’s fans threatened her after reports of their alleged split came out. Previously, the actress did not admit that there was a misunderstanding between them. Raisa later stated that she was being “bullied” on social media.

I think the comment that probably hurt the most was, “I hope someone rips out your second kidney,” she told the paparazzi.

Raisa, 34, also highlighted the irony of her fans’ bullying, noting that Gomez has a non-profit Rare Impact Foundation. He works to “reduce the stigma associated with mental health and give young people access to the resources they need.”

Nobody condones bullying in any way, especially Selena. But the fact that I’m being bullied right now gets on my nerves. I just don’t think it’s what anyone wants for anyone. So I don’t understand why this is happening,” the actress said.

Francia said that she tries to do everything in her power to “not listen” and “breathe”.

I am very happy, I live my life. I send hello to everyone. As a child, I was an avid fan of people. Personally, I fully understand this. But, you know, it’s not good. So I would say to everyone else, please stop.

Earlier, Selena herself admitted that she was upset by the hateful comments about her weight. The singer noted that she had to hide her real emotions and be strong in order to become an example for people who are also ridiculed for extra pounds. Gomez also admitted that she could not have children due to a side effect of lupus drugs.