Talking about Nick, the Alex Russo of Disney's "Wizards of Waverly Place" first declared, "I upendo him." She went on to lay bare her thought over their break-up. "I'm very, very glad that all of that's in the past and that I can songesha forward," she said. While the mgawanyiko, baidisha was amicable, she admitted it was still "very difficult". Nonetheless, she stressed, "I upendo him, he's great."
On future romance, the nyota of "Ramona and Beezus" insisted she is "not looking". She elaborated her remark, "I'm very happily single and enjoying being 18 and just think boys are kind of not an option at the moment, 'cause I'm kind of really busy. But that's OK. I think boys give me a little bit of a headache."
During the interview, Selena also talked about her sophomore effort "A mwaka Without Rain" which will comes out in stores across the U.S. on September 28. "Everything is a little bit zaidi mature," she spilled. "But I think not in any other way [than] the lyrics are just stronger, the muziki is better, it's bigger."
"And I think that it's inaonyesha the type of growth, but zaidi in a youthful way," the Disney nyota continued on with her explanation about the feeling of her upcoming new album. "And I think that the album artwork is a lot different. It's older, and it's in a way of like ndoto and it goes along with everything I've been doing."
Selena additionally enthused about "Rock God", the song penned kwa Katy Perry for her new effort. "It is so much fun," she said. "It's very soulful and it's kind of got her flair mixed in with my dance kind-of-a-little techno vibe. So it was really amazing and I really loved it. I was extremely honored, 'cause I'm a huge shabiki au hers."
