Could Disney and new boyfriend Tim be the inspiration for Selena Gomez return back to the studio for new album
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It's official after years away from the music industry clean Gomez plans to make a comeback. I heard from a valuable source Gomez will be returning back to the studio for new album with help from a familiar face Believe It or Not Disney. known as the princess of Disney because of her character in Wizards of Waverly years ago. For the first time in years Disney and Gomez have agreed to work together to make music again. Let's look back at Selena Gomez's music career. After an awesome run on the show called Wizard and Waverly Place. She entered the pop music scene with her first album in 2013 with pop hits like Slow Down, Come & Get It and Music feels Better. People talk about the sophomore slump not with Selena Gomez she came back even better with her second album with hits like I love you like a love song, Who Says, Round and Round and Do it. It look like Selena Gomez was on her way to be legendary in the pop industry but with her third album not having the same success as their first two and the constant trouble with ex-boyfriend Justin Bieber her career turn for the worst by being dropped by a record label. After 3 years away from the pop scene and a new boyfriend Tim she is ready for a comeback. I heard from a reliable source she planning on bringing a cult classic back Hey Mickey but will rename it Hey Timmy in tribute to her new love in her life. So I can't wait for this new album. Go Serena.
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