Selena Gomez reflects on her intense stop-start romance with 'first true love' Justin Bieber

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Special: The 22-year-old singer and actress credits Canadian star Bieber as her first true love – and admits he was a kindred spirit at a time when their careers were taking off


The intense media spotlight cast upon her relationship with Justin Bieber, but Selena Gomez insists she wouldn’t change a thing.
Reflecting on their stop-start three year romance, the 22-year-old singer and actress credits Canadian star Bieber as her first true love at a time when their careers were taking off – and admits there were times when it felt like they were at odds with the outside world.
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She told V Magazine: ‘When you’re young and you’re being told so many different things… its almost felt like all we had was each other, like the world was against us in a way.
Stop-start romance: But Selena says she wouldn't change a thing about her on-off relationship with Bieber

Selena, who was interviewed for the publication by her Spring Breakers co-star James Franco, also revealed her experiences with Bieber have made her cautious when it comes to her love-life.
‘I think the next time (I have a boyfriend) will be much different… which will definitely not be anything soon,’ she said.

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