Gomez, Bieber spotted kissing

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IANS Oslo
Last Updated : Apr 20 2013 | 2:05 PM IST

Oslo, April 20 (IANS) It seems actress-singer Selena Gomez and pop star Justin Bieber have talked out their differences and are together again. The duo was spotted kissing here.

Gomez, 20, came here earlier this week to see the "Baby" hitmaker, who is currently on tour. Their friends believe they are back together following their affectionate display.

"They were holding hands, hugging and they kissed on the lips. They looked really in love, like no fights ever happened before. It definitely looked like they were back together," contactmusic.com quoted a source as saying.

Their friends recently insisted that despite their on-and-off relationship, the couple, who split late last year, can't stay away from each other, and that they have an intense connection.

"They have a crazy connection. They just can't seem to break their connection. It can be intense," the source added.

The reported reconciliation came not long after it was reported that Gomez had asked Paramount Pictures to remove her from Bieber's sequel to his "Never Say Never" concert film, for fear it could be edited to make her look bad.

"There are plenty of scenes where she's yelling at him, which, if edited, would make her look bad. Gomez is desperately worried he'll try to exact some sort of revenge on screen," the source said.

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First Published: Apr 20 2013 | 1:54 PM IST

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