Selena Gomez lauds Taylor Swift after she buys back her catalogue
Singer-actress Selena Gomez has come out in support of pop sensation Taylor Swift after the latter bought back her music following Scooter Braun drama
- LOS ANGELES — Singer-actress Selena Gomez has come out in support of pop
sensation Taylor Swift after the latter bought back her music following Scooter
Braun drama.
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- On Friday, May 30, the 'Only Murders in the Building'
actress, 32, cheered on her fellow singer, 35, after it was revealed that Swift
finally owns her masters, reports 'People' magazine.
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- “Yes you did that Tay”, Selena Gomez wrote on her
Instagram Story using all caps, adding, “So proud!”
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- As per 'People', earlier in the day, Swift confirmed
reports that she was once again in control of her music catalog after a public
ownership feud involving record executive Scooter Braun.
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- “You belong with me”, she cleverly captioned an Instagram
carousel, a nod to her 2008 hit of the same name from her album 'Fearless'.
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- Almost six years ago, her catalog was sold to Braun, who
then sold it to private equity firm Shamrock Capital. Swift’s upload showed
three photos of her sitting on the floor of a portrait studio, wearing a
periwinkle top, denim jeans and her signature red lip as she smiled, surrounded
by her first six albums.
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- During the years long battle for ownership, the 'Love
Story' singer famously re-recorded albums, adding "Taylor’s Version” to
the titles.
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- Selena has supported Swift since their friendship began
more than a decade ago. The two singers were introduced by the Jonas Brothers in
August 2008 and have been besties ever since.
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- "We actually dated the Jonas Brothers together! It
was hysterical", Gomez told KISS FM UK in 2017.
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- "It was amazing, because (Taylor) was the girl with
the big curly hair and all the bracelets and the cowboy boots. And I was
definitely up-and-coming, and we just clicked", the 'Good For You' singer
said, before jokingly adding, "It was the best thing we got out of those
relationships".
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