Selena Gomez Looks Happy and Healthy With BFF After Mental Treatment

Nagini Shree|Dec 19, 2018

She has been out of the spotlight since checking into a mental health facility after suffering an emotional breakdown in September.

According to PEOPLE, Selena Gomez is now back home after entering the mental treatment facilities due to an emotional breakdown and depression in October when struggling with ongoing issues from the disease Lupus, which caused her to need a kidney transplant in 2017.

Her close friends Bailee Madison and Connar Franklin posted a set of pictures showing their snowy vacation on Tuesday and Gomez was seen in a good mood.

Soaking in the thick white snow and bright sun, the 26-year old superstar look fresh and relaxed dressed in a long black jacket, black knit beanie, black sweatshirt and black furry boots.
The “Wolves” singer checked into hospital twice in October for a low cell blood count. Making matter worse, during her second visit to hospital, Gomez suffered from a panic attack and subsequently headed to a treatment center on the East Coast, where she had to receive DBT (dialectical behavior therapy), which is a treatment used for various mental health conditions.
Gomez has opened up about her fight against lupus and first said in public that she’d undergone chemotherapy to treat the disease in 2015. The female singer received huge support and comfort from her friends during times of need. Now, when she is home, she still leans on them. "She always is surrounded by her close circle of girlfriends and likes to have her friends over at her house to hang", one source reports.

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