Selena Gomez And Julia Michaels Got Matching Tattoos After Their Surprise Performance

Selena Gomez And Julia Michaels Got Matching Tattoos After Their Surprise Performance




A day soon after Selena Gomez served up '90s hotness at Julia Michaels's prom-themed birthday party, the pop stars continued defining BFF objectives with another epic night.


On Monday (November 11), Michaels brought her Inner Monologue Tour to L.A., Where she and Sel treated the sold-out crowd to the very first efficiency of "Anxiety." Sitting casually on a bench with their arms around each other, the duo bopped via candid collab, in which they open up about their experiences with anxiety and depression. And although Gomez adorably flubbed a lyric, they got the crowd singing along before ending their efficiency with warm hug and also a kiss.


After the surprise efficiency, Michaels wrote on Instagram, "I'm sort of convinced these last few days aren't real. Thank you @selenagomez for the most epic headline show I've ever played. I love you behind words and I'm so happy we finally got to sing our baby together."


Nevertheless that wasn't the only notable segment of the pair's night — right following the concert, they got matching tattoos. "It's tatted.. My arrow points to you forever," Gomez wrote on her Instagram Story, alongside a photo of her and her BFF at the tattoo parlor. The "Look At Her Now" singer also uploaded a few behind-the-scenes snaps of her and Michaels getting inked with matching arrow-shaped designs on their thumbs.


Michaels, naturally, has been an integral piece of Gomez's developments as a pop star, having co-written much of Revival, and also Sel's recent No. 1 single, "Lose You to Love Me." It's only fitting that Gomez returned the favor by joining her BFF onstage — and then making that intimate relationship permanent.









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