Selena Gomez Lupus isn’t a model who’s gained a lot of weight on medication.
World-renowned singer and actor Selena Gomez, 30, confessed that she gained weight from taking lupus drugs.
He said in a TikTok video on the 16th (local time) that he is not a model and “never will,” adding, “Go away” if critics don’t like it.
Commenting on the latest investigation into appearance, Gomez said lupus drugs caused rapid weight fluctuations.
He said, “When I take medicine, I tend to hold a lot of weight of water, and it happens very normally,” and “When I get out of it (if I don’t take medicine), I tend to lose weight.”
“I just want people to know that you’re beautiful and wonderful. I want to be much healthier, take care of myself. “The drugs I take are important, and I believe they help me.”
He also criticized malicious comments.
“I love you and thank you for supporting me and understanding me,” he said. “If you don’t, leave. Because I don’t believe in shaming people,” he stressed.
Gomez was diagnosed in 2014 with lupus, a chronic autoimmune disease that often leads to swelling, fatigue and joint pain.
He underwent a kidney transplant to treat the disease in 2017, and in the 2022 documentary Selena Gomez: My Mind and Me, he confessed the impact of physical health on life.
Gomez had to get an intravenous shot called Ritusan, which he had already tried in the past to relieve the pain.
He said, “Lithusan was really hard to do last time. It takes about four or five hours. At first, the system is very difficult, but it’s okay,” he said.
Having overcome the pain of lupus and bipolar disorder, he has recently regained his former reputation with the TV series “Apartment Neighbors Are Suspicious.”
