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Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato reunite for nostalgic Rare Beauty campaign

Marcus Chen
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Marcus Chen
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Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato reunite for nostalgic Rare Beauty campaign — Menlo Park Technology news

Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato are giving fans a reunion more than two decades in the making. The former Disney stars have teamed up for a new Rare Beauty blush campaign that celebrates their longtime friendship, complete with throwback photos, references to their early acting days and even the return of a fan-favorite vlog tradition. Gomez marked the collaboration in an Oct. 29 Instagram post, sharing campaign photos alongside throwback snapshots from their decades-long friendship. “Over 25 years of ups and downs in life and friendship and growth, there has always been a constant that has brought me back to you, @ddlovato,” Gomez wrote. “You were the person who knew the seven-year-old me who just had a dream, and I knew that you had a very big dream, too,” she continued, referencing the pair s early days on Barney Friends in the early 2000s. “I love what we’ve been through. I’m proud of what we’ve been through. Thank you for still being one of the most unbelievably real

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