Actress-singer Selena Gomez will “never ever, ever be more in debt” to anyone than actress Francia Raisa.
The 30-year-old singer-and-actress received a kidney transplant from the `Grown-ish` star in 2017 to help combat the health issues she was suffering as a result of auto-immune condition lupus and she`s paid tribute to her “best friend” for her selfless gesture, acknowledging she was “so, so, so lucky”, reports `Female First UK`.
Speaking on Apple TV+ documentary series `Dear…`, Selena said: “My best friend. Her name is Francia. She said, `No, I am absolutely getting tested.` And 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 (sic)”.
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“I understand that that doesn`t happen for a lot of people, and I know the outcome of some of those situations and how serious they are, so I do not take it lightly that it`s happened to me that way. I will never ever, ever be more in debt to a person than Francia. The idea of someone not even second-guessing to be a donor was unbelievably overwhelming”, she added.
`Female First UK` further states that last year, fans speculated the `Only Murders in the Building` actress had fallen out with her 34-year-old pal following an interview Selena gave in which she said she didn`t have many famous friends and only listed Taylor Swift as one.
After E! News used the first half of the quote in an Instagram post, Francia shared a comment, which she later deleted, that read: “Interesting”.
And in response, the `Lose You to Love Me` singer commented on a TikTok post chronicling the supposed feud. She wrote: “Sorry I didn`t mention every person I know.”
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