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“Who Says” Selena Gomez and Francia Raísa aren’t friends?
The “Hands to Myself” hitmaker shut down feud rumors on Wednesday by wishing the “How I Met Your Father” actress a happy 35th birthday on Instagram.
“Happiest of birthdays to this special human beings. No matter where life takes us, I love you.❤️,” Gomez wrote, alongside a series of throwback photos of the pair.
In one snap from 2017, the duo rocked all-white ensembles and drank champagne Meanwhile, a second snap showed the friends celebrating Gomez’s birthday bash last year.
Raísa didn’t immediately respond to the heartfelt tribute despite sharing pictures of her poolside birthday celebration only minutes before.
Reports that the besties had a falling out spiraled last November when the “Only Murders in the Building” actress, 31, referred to Taylor Swift as her “only friend in the industry” in her documentary “Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me.”
Raísa — who donated a kidney to Gomez in 2017 amid the singer’s battle with Lupus — seemingly didn’t take the comment lightly.
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Under a social media post highlighting the Rare Beauty founder’s quote, she wrote “Interesting” before unfollowing Gomez.
Since then, the “Grown-ish” actress hasn’t addressed the feud allegations. In fact, in May, she dodged questions about why she doesn’t follow the singer on Instagram.
“Sunday is so fun … I’m Francia, I’m hanging out with my dog,” Raísa responded to a paparazzo’s questions.
Gomez, meanwhile, has suggested the two had worked it out when she called Raísa her “best friend” during an interview for Apple TV+’s “Dear…” in March.
At the time, she was recalling Raísa’s eagerness to support her after finding out she needed a transplant.
“My best friend. Her name is Francia. She said ‘No I am absolutely getting tested,’” Gomez said.
“Within three days, she went to [get tested], and she was a match. And it was one of those moments where I felt watched over. I know I was so so so lucky.”
“I will never, ever, ever be more in debt to a person than Francia,” she continued. “The idea of someone not even second-guessing to be a donor was unbelievably overwhelming.”
