Francia Raísa Says She And Selena Gomez Didn’t Speak Much For 6 Years
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The two friends appeared to be at odds years after the “Grown-ish” actor donated a kidney to the pop star.
Actor Francia Raísa is opening up about her mended friendship with Selena Gomez.
The “Grown-ish” actor told USA Today in an article published on Thursday that she was surprised that so many people have been invested in her friendship with the singer. The two longtime pals had appeared to have a public falling out last year.
She described the timing of their reconciliation as somewhat serendipitous; Gomez had sent her public birthday wishes in July, and she had coincidentally just been talking about the “Only Murders in the Building” actor while on vacation the month before.
Prior to that, the two “hadn’t spoken much” for six years, Raísa explained.
“Especially the last year, we didn’t speak at all,” she said.
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