Selena Gomez urged to return to rehab


Los Angeles, July 5 (IANS): Singer Selena Gomez's family is reportedly urging her to check back into rehab soon because she is stressed out.

The “Come and get it” hitmaker, who secretly spent two weeks at the Dawn at the Meadows treatment facility in Arizona in January, is said to be dealing with a lot of stress and is being encouraged to seek help immediately, reports contactmusic.com.

"Family and friends are stressing to Selena that she should enter rehab this weekend,” a source told gossip website HollywoodLife.com.

Gomez recently rekindled her on-off relationship with Justin Bieber.

  

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  • deb, arizona

    Sat, Jul 05 2014

    I would hope this very young lady gets all the encouragement she needs from family and friends. I would love a two week stay at Dawn just to enjoy the laid back relaxation of not doing anything at all except getting happy. I think there is someone so much more suited to her - the Bieber thing has got to get old for her soon, but then again she is only 20. Pretty lady and needs to just take things slow and easy. Best wishes for getting her happy back.

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