During her address at her second annual Rare Impact Fund gala in Los Angeles on Thursday night, Selena Gomez made a mistake.

According to TMZ, the 32-year-old Monte Carlo actress was on stage introducing Didi Hirsch as “Diddy.” ‘I am very sorry!’ the brunette said in an instant apology to the crowd.

Didi is the director of the Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services (DHMS), which aims to stop juvenile suicide. 

Since the two singers used to hang out together during Justin Bieber’s infamous parties more than ten years ago, Diddy has been connected to Selena’s ex-boyfriend.

After being detained and accused of threatening and abusing people for sex trafficking, Diddy is currently incarcerated.

Gomez was also spotted cuddling up to Benny Blanco, the music producer she currently dates, at the event. 

The Disney Channel star became a billionaire by 2024 after launching the non-profit in 2020 and launching her Sephora makeup line, Rare Beauty.

The Rare Impact Fund aims to raise $100 million to enhance youth access to education and mental health services around the world.

Gomez on the red carpet in a stylish blue one-shoulder dress for the yearly event in Los Angeles. 

The form-fitting dress flaunted the Emilia Perez actress’s toned legs and hugged her tiny waist.

Wearing sultry black patent leather shoes, Gomez strolled across Nya Studios WEST, the venue for the event.

Her heart-shaped face was framed by her lovely curls of short chestnut hair.

The Who Said singer wore a young peach flush on her cheeks, a matte nude lip, and a seductive brown smoky eye.

A press statement announcing a “star-studded evening” with “live entertainment and special performances” throughout the night revealed the second annual Rare Impact Fund Benefit in September.

Before a live auction, which will raise money for the non-profit’s worldwide purpose, food and beverages will be provided. 

In a statement, Gomez stated, “I am thrilled to be hosting the second annual Rare Impact Fund Benefit here in Los Angeles and to keep building on the success of last year’s inaugural event.” 

My life’s work has become advocating for mental health and advancing the goals of the Rare Impact Fund, and I couldn’t accomplish this without the help of those close to me.

“I want to express my sincere gratitude to our amazing friends and sponsors who enthusiastically support our work,” she said.

The Rare Impact Fund “currently supports 26 youth mental health organizations across five continents, which includes organizations located in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, broader Europe, India, Brazil, and Australia,” the press announcement said.

Gomez, who was given a bipolar illness diagnosis in 2018, has been open about her personal mental health issues.

After battling depression, manic episodes, and psychosis during her Revival tour, she admitted herself into a treatment facility where she received a diagnosis.