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Singers Selena Gomez and The Weeknd were all loved up at Coachella music festival.
The couple was seen getting cosy while making their way to hip-hop artist Travis Scott’s performance on Friday night.
The Weeknd was seen leading Gomez by the hand through the crowds. The pair eventually settled in the VIP area to watch Scott’s performance. Other attendees included reality TV stars Kendall and Kylie Jenner.
“Selena and The Weeknd were very sweet together and mellow. They were sitting together by a fire pit and never left each other’s side. He was kissing her forehead and holding her hand,” a source said.
“They weren’t drinking, just eating pizza and chatting. People were partying hard, but Selena and The Weeknd really stayed low-key and off to the side. They danced a little bit and walked around holding hands.”
“They took selfies and then cuddled up together. They were really focused on each other and look very serious and in love,” the source added.
source: GULF NEWS
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