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Selena Gomez quits Hollywood to become her mother.
The 30-year-old actress and singer eventually made "peace" out of her showbiz life and devoted her time to her philanthropic work and raising her children. revealed her plan.
On the Giving Back Generation podcast, she said: "I want to get married and become a mother.
'In time, I will get tired of all this, so I will dedicate most of my life to charity work before I have peace.'"
}And Selena revealed that her 8-year-old half-sister Gracie Teefey wanted to have children of her own.
She said: I basically got to see this little one grow into a human being...there's no better feeling in the world. I feel like a parent in a way, even though I'm not.
"It's so rewarding just to see how life was so simple at one point. I want to enjoy life as much as she enjoys it."
Meanwhile, it was recently revealed that Selena is in talks to produce a reboot of the 1980s romantic comedy classic Working Girl.
According to Deadline, the "Only Murders in the Building" star is in final talks to revive her 1988 Mike Nichols flick, which starred Melanie Griffith, Harrison Ford and Sigourney Weaver. is.
The acclaimed blockbuster tells the story of her secretary, Tess McGill (Melanie Griffith). She had an idea stolen by her boss and stole it back by pretending to be doing her boss' work.
The screenplay is adapted by her Ilana Pena, known for her work on Disney+'s "Diary of a Future President."
It is reported that the reboot may be released on Hulu.
At the time of writing, there is no director or cast.
It is unclear if this 30-year-old singer and actress of hers will be involved in the film as well as producing it.
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