Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift will put girls first as best pals get ready to attend Met Gala together

The Grammys were hit at by them together back in February, and Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift will be each other’s dates for the Met Gala on Monday night. Selena, 23, has affirmed that the finest pals are’t taking any boys, but instead it’ll be a girly affair.

As she told Access Hollywood the former Disney star ca’t wait for the prestigious fashion bash: “we’re going together. It’s so entertaining. It’s gonna be the finest.

While Selena is keen to surround herself and have the greatest time, it is not always been that easy for the star. She recently opened up about people that have attempted to “tear” her down through the years.

But the Heart Wants What It Wants singer insists she isn’t overly worried about the negative remarks she gets because of her tremendous levels of success because she is been “doing this long enough” to realise folks will always criticise her.

News : “You’re not meant to say, ‘Once I get there, I’ll have it all.’ I think that’s the biggest lesson I’ve needed to learn, is how to be present in the moment, and to understand that I am always going to strive for something.

“I think I Have been doing this long enough to realise that no matter what people perceive of me, I always shine through at the end of the day. Therefore I’ve had a lot of folks make an effort to rip me down, but I’m here. I have always been myself…

Meanwhile, the 23-year-old vocalist previously confessed she plans to “give up” social media one day.
She shared: “I’m utilising social media right now because of my age and because, to be honest, everybody else in the world was talking about me, therefore I wanted a f***ing say.

“I honestly had to, because I did’t actually expect my life to be as public as it was. Is this going to destroy me or make me? I still need to make that selection on a daily basis. In a few years. I’ll give all of it up.

“I do not comprehend all of that sometimes. I think about things very realistically, because I feel like some of those accounts likely don’t even actually exist. I also get really bizarre about that stuff. I’m like, ‘Well, why is not like everybody selling 40 million records?'”