Selena Gomez Says She's Not Certain About Touring In Future: 'Emotionally Draining'
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The singer opened up about whether she'll hit the road again as she marks roughly eight years since her last tour.
Selena Gomez isn’t certain she’ll tour again, revealing that she’s “50-50” about hitting the road in the future.
The singer, in a recent interview with Time magazine, gave her two cents on performing as she marks roughly eight years since her last tour.
“Nothing makes me happier than 90 minutes of being with my fans and just celebrating together,” she said. “It is very emotionally draining for me. And then you realize you’re just surrounded by a bunch of people that you’re paying.”
Gomez cancelled her Revival Tour — which made stops in North America, Asia, Australia and New Zealand — in 2016 after experiencing anxiety and depression as a result of lupus, an autoimmune disease.
The singer, who has been open about managing her lupus over the years, had also canceled dates on her Stars Dance Tour, explaining later that the decision was due to her dealing with side effects from the disease.
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