Selena Gomez’s boyfriend Benny Blanco shares signed pic of actress from her time on Wizards of Waverly Place

Selena Gomez’s boyfriend Benny Blanco appeared on social media on Tuesday with an autographed throwback image of his partner, from her time on the Disney show Wizards of Waverly Place, while keeping her head low.

Blanco, a 35-year-old resident of Reston, Virginia, was seen holding a publicity photo of Gomez in the role of Alex Russo in the Disney series, which she signed with “Rock on!” with the inscription ‘XO.’

Gomez shared on her social media page on Tuesday a photo taken while she lay back in a car with her feet on Blanco’s chest.

Gomez, who appeared in 106 episodes of the series from 2007 to 2012, wore a purple print shirt synonymous with the fashion of the time and a scarf in the publicity photo.

In the background of the social media post, a presumably smiling Gomez could be seen holding her head, unlike her previous character.

Gomez is executive producing a recently announced sequel series starring David Henrie, who co-starred with Gomez on the original series.

The superstar entertainer will make a cameo in the upcoming sequel show. In January, Gomez and Henrie were pictured with the actors who played their parents on the series, Maria Canals-Barrera and David DeLuise.

Gomez and Blanco made an appearance at the Grammys last weekend, when they were spotted at Gucci’s Grammys afterparty at the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles.

Gomez confirmed the romance on December 7 when she liked an Instagram post from the account @popfactions reporting the ‘rumored’ romance; after the account published another post that read, “Selena Gomez seemingly confirms she’s in a relationship,” Gomez wrote, “Facts.”

Gomez then posted a black-and-white photo of herself on Instagram Stories in which she appeared to be cuddling with Blanco, later getting into a tiff with fans who said he had spoken negatively about her more than three years ago.

Blanco has been involved in the industry for over 15 years as a musical artist, producer and songwriter.

He has collaborated with a host of major artists, including Gomez himself, on songs like 2023’s Single Soon and his 2019 song I Can’t Get Enough.

According to him, Blanco has also collaborated with Gomez’s ex Justin Bieber, Rihanna, Lizzo, Britney Spears, Katy Perry, SZA, Ed Sheeran and Keith Urban. Harper’s Bazaar. Blanco settled earlier in his career with Dr. Luke’s Kasz Money Productions.

He was a songwriter on a number of hit songs, including Rihanna’s Diamonds, Maroon 5’s Moves Like Jagger, Spears’ Circus and Ke$ha’s TiK ToK.

As a solo artist, he released his first album Friends Keep Secrets in December 2018. The record, which reached top 41 on the Billboard 200, featured contributions from Bieber, Halsey, Calvin Harris, Omar Apollo and Gracie Abrams.

He has six singles to his name Billboard Hot 100 over the past five years, including 2018’s Eastside (with Halsey & Khalid); as well as 2019’s Roses (with the late Juice WRLD and Brendon Urie) and I Can’t Get Enough (with Gomez, Tainy and J Balvin).

In recent years he has been on the map with the songs Lonely (with Bieber) and Real S*** (with Juice WRLD) from 2020 and Bad Decisions from 2022 (with BTS and Snoop Dogg).

Blank chat with The New York Times in 2018 about his music-making skills.

“I couldn’t sit down and play you a concerto or really wow you on any instrument,” he said. “What I can do is meet an artist, know what kind of song I think we should make and be their therapist, make everyone feel comfortable.”

Gomez has had high-profile relationships in the past with stars like Bieber, The Weeknd, Zedd, Nick Jonas and Taylor Lautner.

Blanco was rumored to be having a romance with Elsie Hewitt, a 27-year-old model-actress from London.

In addition to his musical endeavors, Blanco has also taken an interest in the culinary arts, as he will be releasing a cookbook titled Open Wide in April.

He announced the upcoming project in an Instagram post in November, saying he had been cooking since he was 13, when a friend of his got a George Foreman grill.

“We invited friends over, got high and made the most elaborate sandwiches our prepubescent minds could imagine,” Blanco said. “I know what you’re going to say… cooking is scary. You don’t know where to start. It can be overwhelming.

‘And cooking for a group of people, fuck that… but I’m telling you: once you start it, it will become your new addiction, it’s just like meditating. Cutting an onion is like bringing me a Xanax.”

Gomez responded to the “Finally” post with a raised hands emoji.