SCOUT· 42%28m·2026-08-16·Self DevelopmentSelena Gomez Says 10 Years of Rehab Didn't Fix Her, But THIS Did
Selena Gomez stopped waiting for the hard part of her life to go away. She made it a friend instead. In this clip, Selena Gomez and Jay Shetty talk about what actually changed after four treatment centres, not a cure, but the moment she stopped trying to fix herself and started learning how to live with herself.…
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“So this interview is more than 3 years old. Okay, I was confused at first”
“My sister and my bestfriend both have bipolar. They are successful survivors and I'm proud of Selena for sharing her mental health journey. Keep up the GOoD work, Jay!”
“Her PR team is working over time. This interview is from 3 years ago and they randomly repost it now that she is being sued for fraud over her mental health company. Stop looking up to celebrities.”
“For me its difficult to believe that this human is real selena Gomez.”
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