Selena Gomez lauds Justin Bieber's moving speech at Manchester charity gig

Singer Selena Gomez has complimented her former boyfriend and singer Justin Bieber over his speech at the One Love Manchester benefit concert.

Gomez says Bieber did a "beautiful" job by honouring the families of those affected by the Manchester bombing at Ariana Grande's Manchester concert on May 22, reports Daily Mail.

"I thought Justin did great. It was really beautiful," Gomez said on a radio show on Monday morning. "It was beautiful. I thought everyone did such a beautiful job. It was so gorgeous. I love how she (Grande) ended it," she added.



Ahead about his show at the concert on June 4, Bieber said: "God is good in the midst of evil. God is good in the midst of the darkness. He loves you.

"To the families, we love you so much. Put both hands up to honour those people right now. Say we honour you, and we love you."

Previously, the Good For You hitmaker allegedly dissed Bieber in her latest track. According to a source, the new song, titled “Bad girlfriend” is about a girl who is getting wiser after taking the blame for a failed relationship despite her boyfriend’s fault.

The source said, “It’s all about a boyfriend the girl is no longer really into and has finally gotten wise to. It’s tongue-in-cheek and Selena and Charli knew exactly who they were writing about.”



“She sings about how a good girlfriend would just carry on and let their boyfriend walk all over them, with their cheating and what not, but she’s changed her ways,” the source further added.

Gomez is currently dating singer The Weeknd. The couple made their relationship official while attending the red carpet of the 2017 Met Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

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