Watch: Selena Gomez Destroys ‘Marry Justin Please’ Sign At Her Revival World Tour!

Selena-Gomes[tps_footer]Hollywood music sensations and ex-couple, Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber, have always been the talk of the nation even when they broke up ages ago. Fans never stopped shipping them and neither have the ex-couple stopped being in touch with each other. Selena and Justin, even after having a rough break up, have always supported each other in every way possible. Be it talking about each other in interviews or supporting at award shows, they have never shied away from the love and respect they have for each other.

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Both Selena and Justin released their respective albums, ‘Revival’ and ‘Purpose’ last year which was quite hyped and was hit. Currently, both of them are on a world tour for their album and it obvious that there will some kind of ‘Jelena’ moment everybody is waiting for. While Justin started his tour at the start of 2016, Selena’s ‘Revival World Tour’ began this month and she has been killing it. But, it doesn’t look like Selena is fine about Justin talks during her shows.

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Selena looked ravishing at the second show of her world tour on Sunday ( May 8, 2016) at Fresno, California. The 23-year-old songstress took to stage where thousands of fans were cheering and singing along where one fan basically wanted Selena to settle down with her former boyfriend Justin. We got hold of a video doing the social media rounds of a fan holding a sign ‘Marry Justin Please’. Selena saw that sign and pointed at the girl to hand over the sign. She crumpled up the paper and threw it on the floor and resumed her singing.

Though Selena and Justin were spotted few months ago as he serenaded her with his new songs, it looks like Selena is not going back to her ‘Same Old Love’ and she made it pretty clear.

Watch the video:

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