In a dramatic turn of events, Justin Bieber has reportedly confronted Selena Gomez regarding her new album, “I Said I Love You First,” which many fans believe contains pointed references to their tumultuous past. The album, released on March 21, has sparked widespread speculation with lyrics that appear to take aim at Bieber, leading to a private exchange between the former couple.

Gomez’s lyrics in songs like “How Does It Feel to Be Forgotten” and “You Said You Were Sorry” have fans convinced she’s addressing Bieber directly. In particular, her lines about feeling forgotten and the emotional fallout from their relationship resonate with the couple’s history. Gomez sings, “You’re so embarrassing, go cry when no one’s watching,” a lyric that many interpret as a jab at Bieber’s past public emotional moments.

Sources close to Bieber claim he felt blindsided by Gomez’s album, believing they had moved past their history. He allegedly reached out to her for clarification, but the conversation did not go as he expected. Instead of offering reassurance, Gomez emphasized her right to express herself through music, stating that the album is not solely about him.

This revelation has reignited the longstanding debate among fans, with some defending Gomez’s artistic expression as necessary for her healing, while others criticize her for revisiting old wounds. Bieber’s supporters argue that Gomez should let their past go, especially since he is now married.

The ongoing saga between the two continues to captivate audiences, with each new release or comment fueling speculation. As the lines between personal experiences and artistic expression blur, fans are left to ponder the implications of their history in the public eye. The drama serves as a reminder that in Hollywood, the past is often never truly buried.