Selena Gomez Shares Her Biggest Frustration

Los Angeles, Jan 5 (NationPress) Hollywood star-singer Selena Gomez, who started her journey as a child actress, has disclosed that her biggest frustration is individuals who arrive late.
Gomez, who recently declared her engagement to record producer Benny Blanco, shared with W Magazine: "My pet peeves are people who are late."
Additionally, she expressed her disdain for receiving special treatment simply due to her fame, according to reports from femalefirst.co.uk.
She remarked: "I don't like how people treat others if they treat me differently. I notice those things very quickly. Because I have wonderful people in my life who are not involved in the industry, and I truly pay attention to how individuals treat my friends and those around me."
Recently, Gomez was seen alongside Karla Sofía Gascon and Zoe Saldana in the film 'Emilia Perez'. She expressed her enjoyment in the challenge of performing in Spanish within the crime-comedy genre.
She stated: "I was extremely proud to speak Spanish. I was nervous, but I have released a whole album in Spanish before. I’m more comfortable singing in Spanish, so doing an entire film was a little intimidating."
Meanwhile, Gomez noted that she has "never wanted to be the centre of attention".
The actress appreciates collaborating with "collaborative" filmmakers, such as Jacques Audiard, who directed 'Emilia Perez'.
She explained to Variety: "I’ve never wanted to be the centre of attention, so I love working with filmmakers that make it feel collaborative. Jacques was like a little kid. He would get so excited when we’d do something right, and he would let us know - even though I couldn’t understand him half the time. I was appreciative."
The “Wolves” hitmaker is also eager to challenge herself as an actress.
The 32-year-old star mentioned: "I have been acting and singing my whole life, but this is all a new experience for me. I’m really proud of the choices I’ve made, because I go for the parts that scare me a little. That’s the rush I crave."