Selena Gomez deleted the post, possibly because she was against the strike

Selena Gomez does not follow the rules of the ongoing strike of American actors. This week, Selena shared a photo celebrating her series Only murders in the building, but she seems to have removed it shortly after her followers accused her. Cause? According to Variety, it allegedly violated the rules of the SAG-AFRTA strike.

SAG-AFTRA strike rules prohibit members from advertising their work through interviews or social media posts during ongoing protests. Gomez shared a video from the set Only kills

but he didn’t mention the strike (“Missing and wishing,” he wrote only next to the post). However, he noted the official account of the series. However, it is not entirely clear whether this is a violation of the rules.

Billboard US reached out to Gomez’s team for more information on the post, which only lasted 15 hours.

Selena Gomez, new Single Short song and upcoming album

Otherwise, it’s been an exciting week for Gomez, who released her new song on Friday, August 25th. Single coming soon (which is not dedicated to The Weeknd) accompanied by a very bright music video. “You have been asking me for new music for a long time,” the artist wrote on Instagram, announcing the song a week before its release, sharing the track’s cover art. “Because I haven’t finished my SG3 album yet, I wanted to release a fun song I wrote some time ago that would be perfect for the end of summer.” After that, the star does not release a full-length album. Rare 2020. Released an EP in 2021. Revalanentirely in Spanish.