LOS ANGELES — Hollywood star-singer Selena Gomez, who began her career as a
child actress, has said that her pet peeves are people who are late.
Gomez, who recently announced her engagement to record
producer Benny Blanco, told W Magazine: "My pet peeves are people who are
late."
She also dislikes being given preferential treatment just
because she's famous, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
She said: "I don't like how people treat other people
if they treat me differently. I notice those things very quickly. Because I
have lovely people in my life that have nothing to do with the industry, and I
really pay attention to how people treat my friends and people around me."
Gomez recently was seen alongside Karla Sofía Gascon and Zoe
Saldana in 'Emilia Perez'. She revealed that she relished the challenge of
performing in Spanish in the crime-comedy film.
She shared: "I was extremely proud to speak Spanish. I
was nervous, but I have released a whole album in Spanish before. I’m more
comfortable singing in Spanish, so doing an entire film was a little
intimidating."
Meanwhile,Gomez recently said that she's "never wanted
to be the centre of attention".
The actress loves the experience of working with
"collaborative" filmmakers, like Jacques Audiard, who directed
'Emilia Perez'.
She told Variety: "I’ve never wanted to be the centre
of attention, so I love working with filmmakers that make it feel collaborative.
Jacques was like a little kid. He would get so excited when we’d do something
right, and he would let us know - even though I couldn’t understand him half
the time. I was appreciative."
The “Wolves” hitmaker is also keen to test herself as an
actress.
The 32-year-old star said: "I have been acting and
singing my whole life, but this is all a new experience for me. I’m really
proud of the choices I’ve made, because I go for the parts that scare me a
little. That’s the rush I crave."
