Selena Gomez has never been shy when it comes to sharing details of her personal life.
The 'Calm Down' singer has constantly been in the spotlight since playing Alex Russo in Disney Channel's Wizards of Waverly Place in the 2000s, later having a high-profile relationship with Justin Bieber.
But now, Gomez is willingly sharing aspects of her relationship and engagement to music producer, Benny Blanco.
The two even teamed up in their careers to make an album together, 'I Said I Love You First', which was released in March.
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As cute and wholesome as the pair can be, they have not been strangers to oversharing a detail or two, intentional or not. And Gomez has made headlines this week for an NSFW item in the background of one of her snaps on Instagram.
Eagle-eyed social media users spotted something in the back of a gallery of photos, as in an array of items on the window sill, some thought that they saw a bottle of lubricant gel.
With other online romantic gestures between the two, such as Blanco's Valentine's Day surprise, you'd think they would want to keep some things to themselves, but this is not the case.
As part of the pair's joint 14-track project, fans get a front row seat experience to their relationship, with 'Cowboy', a tune about their life between the sheets, a prime example of their transparency.
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If you ever wondered whether something might be lacking in the bedroom for the pair, you would be sorely mistaken as Gomez can be heard singing: "You want me to act like the bad girls put you on your knees, kiss me like we’re meant for each other. Put your hands on me, ride it like a cowboy."
That's not all either, as 'Bluest Flame' has the 32-year-old saying: "I just wanna go all night, I just wanna go insane."
There's more - on 'Sunset Blvd', Gomez can be heard flirting with the producer, jokingly saying that he wants to hold his... well, you know.
And the steam doesn't stop there, with 'big, big, hard ... heart' - subtle.
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But the whole album isn't one huge steam fest, as Gomez can be heard reflecting on a former lover in 'Ojos Tristes', singing about the last time she held them.
'Call Me When You Break Up' even includes a feature from Gracie Abrms, while 'I Said I Love You First' included an emotional speech from Gomez on set during her Wizards of Waverly Place days.
Other artists that appear on the album are Latin stars Tainy and J Balvin, while Finneas and Charli XCX chipped in as songwriters on the record.
Gomez announced the album's release on Instagram, thanking the artists that featured, as well as a long message to Blanco, saying: "Benny, thank you for being my own personal journal throughout this process. These songs represent our past, present and future… something I can’t wait to experience with you from now until forever.
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"Thank you for pouring your unconditional love into creating this project with me."
It's Gomez's first full-length album since 2021.
Topics: Celebrity, Entertainment, Music, Sex and Relationships
Joshua Nair