Santa's Watching! Sober Selena’s Family Keeping Close Eye On Her After Rehab
Dec. 21 2018, Published 6:03 p.m. ET
Santa is definitely watching Selena Gomez this Christmas to make sure she is NOT being naughty! After completing her fourth stint in rehab, the 26-year-old troubled singer has been spotted numerous times out and about in L.A. — looking happier and healthier than ever. And now, as Gomez continues to dodge her married ex Justin Bieber, RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned that her family and friends are keeping close tabs on her. Click through 7 new snaps of the pop star.
Gomez was caught exiting a friends car in L.A. on December 21. According to a close family friend, “she is not hiding from anyone anymore."
However, "her family is keeping close tabs on her, and watching her every move right now,” the insider said.
“Selena is in constant communication with her family and her close-knit circle of friends who are determined to make sure she stays healthy,” the source told RadarOnline.com.
Gomez was spotted leaving Firefly Bar in Studio City, Calif. on Thursday night, December 20 after a night out with friends.
“Yes, Selena was at a bar, which is also a restaurant. Who cares?” the insider added. “She is not going to avoid going out, but she is not drinking.”
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“There is really no way she would be getting wasted right now,” the insider claimed. “She knows that her health is so important and that it is literally life or death at this point.”
As RadarOnline.com readers know, Gomez has a history of severe kidney problems. Last summer, before her stint in rehab, she was spotted boozing at bars in New York City.
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