Justin Bieber Reportedly Isn't Invited to Spend Christmas With Selena Gomez's Family
Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez are hanging out again—and they’re very, very happy about it. Like, obscenely happy. Take one look at this photo of them riding bicycles like two giddy chipmunks, and you’ll see it. Gomez is so jazzed about Bieber these days that she has no qualms about wearing his gross, sweaty hockey jerseys in public. Or kissing him as he’s drenched in sweat. She just straight-up doesn’t care about his perspiration, apparently, which is wild. It’s like her infatuation’s made her forget the importance of good men’s deodorant.
But her family is a different story. They’re not enticed by Bieber’s rusty, athletic man sweat—quite the opposite, actually. According to this report from People magazine, Gomez’s family is not on board with her reunion with Bieber. “Justin’s family always loved Selena, but Selena’s family is still not happy about her seeing Justin,” a source told People. Maybe they would be if he just washed his clothes!
Kidding. If this report’s true, we’re sure the family’s issue with Bieber runs deeper than that. Like, they’re probably also not thrilled with the fact his third album is called Believe, which is clearly a Cher rip-off.
Regardless of their reasons, People also reports Bieber is not invited to spend the holidays with Gomez’s family as of now. Damn. This probably throws a wrench in Bieber’s plan to perform all the songs from his Christmas record Under the Mistletoe acoustically for Gomez on Christmas Eve. Again, kidding; there’s no way Bieber was planning that, but can you imagine? I’d pay big money to watch him sing “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town” while wearing a tacky sweater— a clean tacky sweater.
There is a silver lining to this story, though: Now Bieber has the holiday free to watch A Christmas Prince as many times as he wants. There’s honestly no better way to spend December 25 than that.
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