Selena Gomez delighted fans at the Hammersmith Apollo in London over the weekend with her exceptional performance. While she aimed to promote her latest album, it was her provocative outfit that gained significant attention. The 21-year-old singer kicked off her set wearing tight leather hotpants, adding a touch of urban flair with chunky gold chains around her neck. She completed the ensemble with a breezy white top and sheer tights, captivating the audience with her daring fashion choices as she belted out songs from her album Stars Dance.

Selena effortlessly complemented her ensemble by wearing stylish black ankle boots while captivating the audience with an energetic performance. The setlist comprised crowd-pleasing tracks such as the chart-topping single “Come & Get It,” “Slow Down,” and “Love Will Remember.” Prior to her remarkable shows in London, the young sensation had recently arrived from Paris, where she continued her internationally acclaimed Stars Dance world tour. Excited to connect with her massive fan base, Selena shared her anticipation through a tweet to her impressive 17 million followers on Twitter. Stating a warm greeting, she wrote, “Hi London,” just moments before taking the stage for the first of her highly anticipated, sold-out London concerts.

Apart from her music career, Selena has been busy promoting her latest film, Getaway. The movie features renowned Hollywood stars like Ethan Hawke and Jon Voight. Unfortunately, despite Selena’s efforts, the thriller hasn’t been able to impress the audience and has received negative reviews since its release on August 30.

In an interview with the New York Daily News, Selena opens up about the challenges of dealing with constant rumors and speculation about her personal life. Being in the public eye, she finds it difficult to ignore the constant scrutiny surrounding her relationships. It seems that Selena’s last significant romantic involvement was with Justin Bieber.

“It does affect me,” she expressed. “As a human being, I experience those emotions when people discuss me. It’s always an unpleasant sensation because most of the time, it’s just nonsense that isn’t true.”

“In reality, I simply drive my car to the grocery store and buy my own food. But in the media world, they portray it as something secretive and glamorous. It becomes so distorted that I’ve learned to surround myself with trustworthy individuals. I’m quite selective,” she confessed.

“The most challenging aspect is finding someone who will genuinely love me for who I am at my core, without being influenced by external factors.”