Selena Gomez Praises Benny Blanco’s ‘Emotional Endurance’ In Sweet Birthday Post
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It’s not the first time Gomez has gushed over her new love, who she officially went public with in December.
Selena Gomez gushed over her new love, Benny Blanco, in a sweet note she penned in honor of his 36th birthday.
“Happy birthday baby!” the “Wolves” singer captioned an Instagram post on Friday, which included a carousel of photos and videos of the two.
“Your emotional endurance, positive disposition, unbelievable talent (that blows me away), undeniable humor and loving, kind heart absolutely kill me,” she said, adding, “I love you @itsbennyblanco 🎂🥹.”
Blanco responded to the post with five emojis, writing” 🥹💕🥰💋❤️.”
It’s not the first time Gomez has gushed over her new love, who she officially went public with in December.
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