Singers Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber are said to still have love for each other. Following her visit to Bieber's concert last week, Gomez wants to be with him again.
Gomez wants to give the "Baby" hitmaker another chance so that they can rekindle their romance.
"She really wants to be with him," hollywoodlife.com quoted a source as saying.
As Gomez's "Revival" tour kicks off on May 6 in Las Vegas, the "Same Old Love" singer will be very busy. Thus, if the rumour that they will give their relationship another shot is true, it will likely happen after she finishes her tour.
"And (she) will give him a chance when their schedules work, which is most likely after their individual tours finish, but she isn't going to sacrifice her career for a guy. She wants to be with Justin, but on mutual terms and not only what he wants," the source said.
Earlier, Bieber is said to have planned a special surprise for Gomez, but he cancelled it for reasons not known yet.
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