Selena Gomez will never be able to get pregnant: the singer’s terrible confessions about motherhood, “I had to grieve”

For Vanity Fair, singer and actress Selena Gomez announced that she will never be able to get pregnant due to a health problem. She assures that she has “grieved” and is already considering other possibilities to become a mother.

She will never be able to carry her child. Indeed, at 32 years old, the artist Selena Gomez has just made a terrible revelation during an interview with Vanity Fair . Suffering from an illness, she will never be able to experience the motherhood she hoped for.

The singer and actress lives with lupus. An autoimmune disease that has already had serious consequences on her health. She had to undergo a kidney transplant in 2017 because of it. In addition, she also suffers from bipolar disorder. Health problems that deprive her of motherhood according to her words to Vanity Fair .

Selena Gomez will never be able to get pregnant

” I’ve never said it, but unfortunately I can’t carry my own children . I have a lot of medical problems that would put my life and that of the baby in danger. I had to grieve for a while,” Selena Gomez revealed.

Nevertheless, the one who has been living on cloud nine since 2023 with her partner Benny Blanco assures that she has accepted this decision in life and indicates that she has already thought about other possibilities to become a mother.

“I thought it would happen like for everyone else. But I am much more comfortable with it. I find it a blessing that there are wonderful people who agree to use a surrogate mother or adopt a child, which is a huge possibility for me ,” she assures.

The artist assures that he has “mourned”

Starring in Jacques Audiard’s new film Emilia Perez and season 4 of the Disney+ series Only Murders in the Building, Selena Gomez says her health struggles have made her “very grateful for the other opportunities that are available to people who are dying to be mothers .  “

“I’m part of it. I’m excited to see what that journey is going to be like, but it’s going to be a little different. At the end of the day, I don’t care. It’s going to be my journey. It’s going to be my baby,”  she added, determined to experience that joy in a different way than most other women.