Famous singer Selena Gomez revealed on the latest episode of her podcast “Smartless” that she is nearing the end of her music career.
The star admitted that she never intended to make music her full-time profession, and said that she would like to refocus on her acting career in the future.
The 31-year-old star spoke about his new goals. “I feel like I have another album in me, but I'd probably choose acting,” she told Will Arnett, Jason Bateman and Sean Hayes. podcast, according to variety.
The actress also spoke about following her passion and expressed the impact her music career has had on her life overall.
According to the newspaper, Gomez said, “I'm tired and I want to take it easy.''
She went on to explain how she rose to fame in a completely different way than she imagined.
“I wanted to be an actress and I never intended to be a singer full-time, but apparently that hobby turned into something else,” she said. “I don't consider myself the best singer, but I know how to tell a story and I love being able to write songs.”
The Bill Murder star, who started out as a child actor on Barney & Friends and shot to fame on Disney's Wizards of Waverly Place, talks about how he got to where he is today.
“The music started getting really fun, and then touring got really fun,” she said, according to Variety. “But I was doing my own thing.” [Disney] At the same time, I was doing a TV show and I thought it was really fun, so I just kept doing it. ”
But as it turned out, that wasn't what Gomez really wanted to spend her time on.
“But as I got older, I wanted to find some kind of calm place,” she said. (Related: 'It's over': Selena Gomez responds to backlash over her stance on Israel-Hamas war)
She also credits Disney with helping her develop the vocal talent that made her success as a singer possible.
“Disney is definitely a machine, to say the least, and in a way they force me to sing in order to sing their theme song. They package someone and make it a total triple threat.” “I know how to do it,” she said, Variety reported.
