‘SELENA GOMEZ PREGNANT WITH CHRIS EVANS’ BABY’ EDITS ARE BLATANTLY FAKE Look at these obviously Photoshopped fan edits to see that Selena Go...
‘SELENA GOMEZ PREGNANT WITH CHRIS EVANS’ BABY’ EDITS ARE BLATANTLY FAKE
Look at these obviously Photoshopped fan edits to see that Selena Gomez and Chris Evans false romance allegations have surfaced once more, and this time, she's purportedly dating and expecting his child.
Despite Chris Evans and Alba Batista's relationship being confirmed and Selena Gomez's confirmation of her single status, the two celebrities are unable to end the dating rumors surrounding them—clearly, their fans are truly rooting for the couple.
Every time the Only Murders In The Building actress has been associated to a male star, rumors on the internet have claimed that she is pregnant. Nevertheless, each time, the rumors have been untrue.
Edits made by fans, on the other hand, have gone a step further, spreading untrue allegations that she is not only expecting, but also that Chris Evans is the father. See for yourself by watching these films; it's pretty odd.
YouTube is taken over by fake SELENA GOMEZ pregnancy with Chris Evans baby montages.
A Selena Gomez YouTube fan channel has posted a number of videos suggesting the singer is dating and expecting a child with the Marvel actor. The Disney star's visage is placed on extremely pregnant ladies in the clips, but it is obvious they have been manipulated when you look at the montages.
In some of the photos, Chris Evans, 41, has been digitally added, appearing as a groom leading Selena "down the aisle."
One video with over 271K views has strangely received enormous reception to Selena's false pregnancy, despite some followers criticizing the account for its terrible Photoshopping.
"You look lovely, and I know you'll be a great mom. Congrats" said one person.
In recent years, the actress has been brave enough to talk about her health problems, especially her fight with Lupus, which led to a kidney transplant in 2017.
Five years later, she told Rolling Stone that the medicine she took for her bipolar disorder might have made it harder for her to carry her own babies. The possibility is "a very, very big, present thing in my life," but she has stayed positive and is sure that "however I'm meant to have them, I will."
Healthline says that medications for bipolar disorder may affect the development of a fetus in ways like heart malformations and neurological defects.