Ariana Grande & Justin Bieber PDA: Is Selena Gomez Mad? The Truth

We feel bad for Selena. It couldn’t have been easy for her to watch Justin Bieber touch Ariana Grande inappropriately while they performed together on April 8. HollywoodLife.com has actually learned how she feels about the whole situation — find out all the details here!

Poor Selena Gomez! We couldn’t help but how she felt when she saw Justin Beiber put his hands all over Ariana Grande during a concert performance on April 8. After doing some digging, HollywoodLife.com has EXCLUSIVELY learned just what she thought about Justin’s PDA faux pax.

Ariana Grande & Justin Beiber PDA — How Selena Gomez Feels About Their Performance

When Justin invaded Ariana’s personal space during their April 8 performance, most onlookers cringed at how uncomfortable Ariana looked and felt bad for her. But Selena didn’t feel anything at all!

“She’s not jealous or weirded out by it. She heard about it, checked it out and that was about it,” an inside source EXCLUSIVELY told HollywoodLife.com, adding “She hasn’t really focused much of her time on it.”

Seems like Selena’s too busy with her new relationship with Zedd, as well as her music and movie career, to pay much attention to what her ex-boyfriend is up to. Selena also “doesn’t think he did it under bad intentions,” the insider claims.

Selena Gomez: Seeing Justin Bieber & Kendall Jenner Coachella Pics ‘A Stab In The Back’

Unfortunately, Selena felt something when she saw Justin snuggling close to Kendall Jenner. When a pair of April 9 Instagram photos showed Justin and Kendall being affectionate with each other while attending Coachella, Selena was hurt and felt “betrayed.” The photos brought back feelings over how Justin and Kendall ruined her Coachella experience one year prior.

While Justin and Ariana’s PDA is something Selena easily shook off, seeing Justin and Kendall at Coachella brought back a lot of bad memories.

What do you think about Selena’s reactions to Justin’s PDA, HollywoodLifers?

— Jason Brow, Reporting by Russ Weakland