Justin Bieber Confesses His Deep Love For Selena Gomez Will ‘Never’ Die — New Interview

Another day, another Justin Bieber interview in which he professes his undying love for ex-girlfriend Selena Gomez. Feeling deja vu? Yeah, us too.

Justin Bieber, 21, can’t seem to get Selena Gomez, 23, off of his mind as he continues to promote his new music. In a brand new interview, Justin once again made it very clear that he still has strong feelings for Sel and that he always, always, always will. Sigh.

In case you didn’t already know from reading pretty much every interview he’s done while promoting Purpose, Justin is still totally in love with Selena. Well, sort of. He’s made it very clear, numerous times, that he still cares about her in a way that no one else may ever truly understand.

“I’m proud of the woman she is today,” Justin gushed when Billboard asked him to comment on his ex-girlfriend. However, he then continued on about the torrid love affair they had for years by sharing, “When you love someone that much, even if something comes between you, it’s a love that never really dies.”

Sound familiar? Of course it does. On Nov. 3 he said something eerily similar to Access Hollywood about Selena, confessing that she was his “first real love.” After admitting that they’ve gone their “separate ways,” the “Sorry” singer also said, “I love her and I want her to be awesome, but there are things that remind me of her.”

Oh, and if you’re wondering how Selena is reacting to all of Justin’s confessions recently, HollywoodLife.com has the EXCLUSIVE details. Not only did she “like” an Instagram image of a much younger Justin revealing that she was his celebrity crush, but as HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY reported Selena was also “happy” and “giddy” after hearing what Justin said to Access Hollywood. Hmm, maybe there’s hope for Jelena yet!

Tell us, HollywoodLifers — Do you think Justin is trying to win Selena back by repeatedly talking about her in interviews? Comment below with your thoughts!

— Lauren Cox
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