Selena Gomez ‘Dreading’ Justin Bieber & Orlando Bloom Run-In At Grammys

Music fans can’t wait for the Grammys on Feb. 15, but Selena Gomez is ‘dreading’ the event! Both Justin Bieber and Orlando Bloom are attending the show, and HollywoodLife.com has the EXCLUSIVE scoop that the possibility of these two running into each other has Selena worried sick!

What’s Selena Gomez to do? The 23-year-old singer can handle dodging exes like Justin Bieber, 21 at major award shows. However, with both Justin and Orlando Bloom, 39, going to the Grammys, HollywoodLife.com has EXCLUSIVELY learned that the thought of another Justin-Orlando fight is giving Selly a headache!

“Selena doesn’t want to be anywhere near Justin or Orlando if they have a run-in at the Grammys,” a source EXCLUSIVELY tells HollywoodLife.com. Selena has a good reason to be worried about her former lovers bumping into each other. Justin is scheduled to perform and Orlando is going to be Katy Perry’s, 31, date for the big night! Uh-oh. This could be a recipe for disaster and that has Selena worried!
“She is dreading the possibility [of a run-in],” the source tells HollywoodLife.com. Selena hasn’t forgotten how Justin and Orlando got into a scuffle in Ibiza, Spain in 2014. Justin and Orlando haven’t really ended the bad blood, and if they decide to have round 2 at the Grammys, Selena thinks it would be “beyond embarrassing for her and everyone involved.” You can stream the music of everyone involved unlimited and ad free after signing up right here.
If Justin and Orlando decide to throw shade or throw down, will Selena back up Biebs or Bloom? “She, of course, would never outright diss Justin or take sides,” the source says, “but she has tons of respect for Orlando. She thinks very highly of him.” While it is unknown if Selena will be Team Bieber or Team Bloom, there’s one thing for certain: if there is a run-in, the source says she “will be the first to disappear.

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