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Selena Gomez captivates Benny Blanco to create her own version of ‘Juno’ with a sultry dance at Sabrina Carpenter’s show.
Selena Gomez mesmerizes Benny Blanco into making her version of ‘Juno’ with a sultry dance at Sabrina Carpenter’s concert.
while attending the Short n’ Sweet Tour at Madison Square Garden on Sunday night (Sept. 29 2024), Selena Gomez delighted fans with a sensual dance during Sabrina Carpenter’s performance of the NSFW track “Juno,” sharing a video on Instagram. Instead of a caption, she simply tagged her boyfriend, who commented,
“Can’t keep my hands to myself,” referencing her 2015 hit.
in the video clip, the Rare Beauty founder showcases her moves, shaking her hips and squatting to the floor while playfully highlighting her figure. Meanwhile, Selena cheekily sings about feeling so lustful that she wouldn’t mind getting pregnant, echoing themes from the 2007 film Juno:
“I know you want my touch for life/ If you love me right, then who knows?/ I might let you make me Juno.”
in another clip shared on Gomez’s Instagram Story, the Wizards of Waverly Place alum can be seen dancing and singing along to Carpenter’s Billboard Hot 100 hit “Please Please Please.” For the show, Gomez wore a sparkly black dress paired with white platform booties, marking Carpenter’s fourth performance of her arena tour in support of her Billboard 200 No. 1 album, Short N’ Sweet.
the “Juno” video was probably all in good fun, both Gomez and Blanco — who’ve been dating since the summer of 2023 — have been open about wanting to start a family together. In May, the “Eastside” hitmaker said his “next goal” was to have kids with the “Lose You to Love Me” artist, while Gomez said in September that she’s “excited for what that journey will look like.”
However, Gomez also revealed to Vanity Fair at the time that she can’t carry her own children, as she has medical issues that would prevent her from having a safe pregnancy. “I’m in a much better place with that,” she added.
“I find it a blessing that there are wonderful people willing to do surrogacy or adoption, which are both huge possibilities for me.”