Taylor Swift wants Selena Gomez to write about Justin Bieber
Country star Taylor Swift reportedly wants her friend Selena Gomez to follow in her footsteps by writing songs about her past relationships - starting with Justin Bieber.
|Last Updated: May 18, 2014, 09:45 AM IST|Source: PTI
London: Country star Taylor Swift reportedly wants her friend Selena Gomez to follow in her footsteps by writing songs about her past relationships - starting with Justin Bieber.The 24-year-old `I Knew You Were Trouble` hitmaker is notorious for writing about her previous relationships, and she has told her best friend to write about the `Beauty and a Beat` hitmaker in an effort to get over him, reportedly.
"Taylor`s been encouraging Selena got write down her feelings and emotions, and record," a source said.
Bieber and the `Spring Breakers` actress have had a difficult on-off romance, and it is said they split again last month.
Throughout this tough time, Swift is said to have stood by her friend - and there`s eve a chance they could collaborate on Gomez`s album.
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