According to sources, Selena Gomez recently became emotional during an interview when discussing fans who have said that her music has saved their lives.

Gomez reportedly began to cry when talking about the impact that her art has had on her fans and how much it means to her. She has been open about her own struggles with mental health and has used her platform to raise awareness about the issue. We just launched our newsletter! First 80 people to subscribe get a free surprise! Check the pinned comment.

Selena Gomez is feeling the love on her new single

Gomez, 31, released “Single Soon” on Friday, marking her first single since “My Mind & Me,” which she released alongside her Apple TV+ documentary in November.

She celebrated the release on Instagram, sharing a black-and-white shot from the song’s music video where she’s all smiles while surrounded by dancers.

“Thank you guys for all the love on Single Soon!!!” she wrote in the caption before elaborating more on the song’s message.

“It’s a playful anthem about being comfortable in your own skin and loving your own company… and it’s also really fun to dance to!.”

The song dropped several days after eagle-eyed fans began noticing flyers throughout the U.S. that read “Single Soon?” and even spotted a website — illbesinglesoon.com — that was linked to Gomez’s record label, Interscope Records.

She had been teasing as recently as June that new music was coming by posting on Instagram a carousel of photos of her in the studio. “Don’t worry guys, it’s coming,” she captioned the photos. “Even from Paris.”

On the upbeat single about empowerment that is produced by Benny Blanco and Cashmere Cat, Gomez sings: “I’m picking out this dress/ Trying on these shoes/ ‘Cause I’ll be single soon/ I’ll be single soon.

And the Rare Beauty founder even brought her younger sister, 10-year-old Gracie Teefey, in on the fun.

“Hi. Love you, sissy. Never worry about boyfriends. At all,” Teefey said in the opening scene of the song’s music video, which Gomez shared a clip of on Instagram.

The video also features a cheeky Sex and the City reference as Gomez leaves a sticky note for her partner to find that breaks the news that she’s dumped him. “I’m sorry I can’t Don’t hate me,” she writes on the note — which is exactly what was written on a Post-it left for Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) in season 6 of the hit series.