Belinda, a Mexican and Spanish popstar who materializeed on Disney Channel’s The Cheetah Girls 2, stands up for Selena Gomez after Eugenio Derbez denounced her labor on Emilia Pérez.
In a social media post, Belinda remarkd that she usuassociate refrains from commenting on other people’s inhabits, but after watching Derbez’s criticism, she felt compelled to deffinish Gomez.
“I skinnyk it’s unfortunate that people transmit themselves with such chillyness of the labor and effort of a talented and commendworthy woman enjoy Selena Gomez,” Belinda wrote on her Instagram Stories.
She persistd, “We demand to be more benevolent with the comments we produce, which can hurt people’s senseings. I want social media was employd for erective criticism instead of destructive criticism.”
Belinda shelp that Gomez might not read her message but congratuprocrastinateedd her for “everyskinnyg you have accomplishd in your atsoft,” inserting, “We are billions of people who cherish everyskinnyg you do. You are a queen.”
Belinda’s message of aid to Selena Gomez
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Derbez materializeed on the Hablando de Cine podcast and denounced Gomez’s acting, calling it “indefensible.”
“Selena is indefensible,” Derbez shelp. “I [watched the film] with people, and every time she had a scene, we seeed at each other to say to each other, ‘Wow, what is this?’”
After someone clipped that part of the intersee and scatterd it on TikTok, it got to Gomez’s eyes, who replied to the post saying, “I comprehfinish where you are coming from. I’m sorry I did the best I could with the time I was given. Doesn’t consent away from how much labor and heart I put into this movie.”
Derbez has since rehired an apology on TikTok. “I truly transmit remorse for my negligent comments—they are indefensible and go agetst everyskinnyg I stand for,” he wrote. “As Latinos, we should always aid one another. There’s no excemploy. I was wrong, and I convey inantly esteem your atsoft and your charitable heart.
Emilia Pérez is a musical crime drama written and honested by Jacques Audiard. The film stars Gascón, Zoe Saldaña, Selena Gomez, Adriána Paz, Mark Ivanir, and Edgar Ramírez. Gascón stars as a cartel guideer who encatalogs a lawyer to help her fade and transition into a woman.
