Selena Gomez decided to go out this week while still wearing her cosy loungewear, much like many of us who are spending our days at home due to the coronavirus lockdowns.

The 27-year-old singer broke her anonymity on Wednesday when she was seen exiting an office block in Los Angeles with a friend. She seemed more reserved than normal.

The Wolves hitmaker hid behind her jumper, which she put up to the side of her face, to show off her perfect complexion while going makeup-free.

Her dark hair was done up in an untidy ponytail, and she was dressed in powder blue sweatpants and a flimsy white tank top.

Selena is getting over her loneliness by listening to a song written by her ex-boyfriend.

The Weeknd’s “Snowchild” was among the songs the Lose You To Love Me hitmaker was praising on her Instagram page when she revealed she had been listening to it.

Noting songs from her playlist by artists including JP Saxe, Lauren Daigle, Kari Jobe, and Roddy Ricch, she also shared more of the media she was consuming to “keep her positive and help pass the time.”

Selena, who broke up with The Weeknd in 2017 after only a little over a year together, also revealed her favourite films and books to watch.

According to a source, the couple struggled to be apart throughout his tour when they separated up.

She and Abel have been back and forth about their relationship for a few months, according to a source. Her shooting in New York and him being on tour has made things difficult. It wasn’t simple for them.

Selena saw The Weeknd, whose real name is Abel Tesfaye, as her boyfriend and best friend during their relationship, and she was grateful for what he had “added” to her life.

‘I don’t depend on one element of my life to make me happy,’ she revealed. I have to make sure that I never let a guy influence me and that I love and care for my friends and family.

For years, I’ve longed to be in a strong mental place, but I wasn’t. Before, I would have felt insecure since I was so impressionable and young.

In other words, you want someone to enrich your life rather than make you whole. He’s more of a best buddy than anything else, which makes me lucky.