Is Selena Gomez pregnant? It doesn't seem like it, especially after she stunned everybody with her red Dolce & Gabbana dress at the ESPY Awards last Wednesday. But the star has confirmed that she wants to get pregnant and raise a big family of her own "when the time comes."
In an exclusive interview with Ryan Seacrest airing on July 21 at 10 p.m. EST on E!, the "Come & Get It" singer, who just had her no. 1 song on the Top 40, opened up to the host about moving out, buying her own house, falling in love and having a family.
The former Disney Channel star shot to fame after appearing as one of the Russo siblings on the channel's TV series "Wizards of Waverly Place." However, it was when photos of her and pop star Justin Bieber surfaced that Gomez not only earned a constant spot in front of the media lens, but a herd of haters as well.
The on-and-off couple has been constantly hit by rumors of breaking up, infidelity and unforgiving BFFs (remember that infamous "vomit" gesture T. Swift had over the Biebs?), especially with Bieber's questionable behavior as of late, and Selena's relentless support for the crooner amid controversy. But the star admits that she does feel the pressure from onlookers, especially after her initial breakup with the "As Long As You Love Me" singer.
"I'm sure you could actually see those pictures of me being, like, way stressed out about it," she told Seacrest in the exclusive interview, as noted by Us Magazine. "And it's hard, because what do you do? Do you just wanna sit in your house and hide and not go anywhere?"
Selena, however, notes that she doesn't have any plans of continuing a relationship under the scrutiny of the public. While no one can confirm whether the much publicized relationship of Bieber and Gomez is back on, the star says when she feels it's the right time, she'll probably leave the entertainment industry and focus on her family.
"Yeah, until it's time to have a family, that's when everything will probably slow down," the star told Seacrest.
As for whether she'll prefer a small family or a big family, the young singer says the bigger, the better.
"I mean, I'm Latin, so...[laughs]...I don't know. Obviously, when that time comes I'll decide, but of course I like having a big family."
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