Selena Gomez, 33, posts a rare photo with her mini-me sister Gracie, 11
The multi-hyphenate, 33, who shared some of the details of her upcoming wedding with her fans on TikTok, posted the picture in an upload called 'good times, good food, good people.'
In the sweet snap, the Only Murders in the Building star is snuggled up to young Gracie Teefey, 11, on the patio of a restaurant near the ocean. Gracie is the daughter of Gomez's mom Mandy Teefey and stepfather Brian Teefey.
The Ice Cream singer showcased the warm tones in her complexion, wearing a brown sweater. Her dark hair was styled straight and she wore natural looking makeup with red lipstick.
Gracie looked cozy in a large charcoal sweatshirt. She resembled her big sister when she was a star on the hit Disney show Wizards of Waverly Place.
The tween showcased her ability to use chopsticks, holding a pair in her hand. They appeared to be at Nobu Malibu.
Both sisters had a velour blanket on their laps to stay warm in the cool sea air.
Another snap in the carousel include Gomez and her fiancé Benny Blanco, 37, enjoying a seafood meal at another oceanside restaurant.
Gomez wore a brown sweatshirt, while the music producer added a pop of color, wearing a floral hoodie with an orange background and pink and blue flowers.
The couple got engaged in December 2024 and are rumored to be tying the knot in September.
During an appearance on Jake Shane's Therapuss podcast in July, Blanco, born Benjamin Joseph Levin, seemed to negate those rumors, saying their busy schedules have kept them doing much planning for the nuptials.
'That's why we both need to chill,' he told the host. 'We've both been working so much.
Giving a lengthy explanation about their busy lives, he said, 'We got engaged, and then we were filming music videos for our album [I Said I Love You First]... Then it's holidays, then right after the holidays, we had to start all the promo for our stuff, do that.'
'Then she left to film her show Only Murders [in the Building] and then I met her, then we hung out for a week, and then right after that, it's promo.'
Gracie, who is 22 years younger than Gomez, looks very much like her big sis when she was a star on the hit Disney show Wizards of Waverly Place
Another photo showed Gomez looking mysterious as she gazed into a mirror
'And then I'm writing another book, so then I had to write a book, and then she came back for one day here.
'And then it was my birthday, and you know.... We're both working on so many things that we hadn't even had time to get into it, but we're so excited.
'I think this summer we're going to sit down and be like, "Okay, what are we doing, hun?"'
Gomez also shared a couple of selfies, including one showing her goofy side, wearing red framed glasses, while in full hair and makeup.
The other showed Gomez looking mysterious as she gazed into a mirror.
The Rare Beauty founder may have time to begin planning her wedding as her schedule may loosen up a bit after season five on Only Murders in the Building debuts September 9.
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