Justin Bieber is not welcome in Selena Gomez's family for Christmas

The singer struggles to find his place.

It's been nearly two months since Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber reconnected, spending most of their time together and cooing in front of the cameras. Three years after their ultimate breakup, the terrible lovers are determined to put the odds on their side to make their love story work. And if the mother of the Canadian singer has already given her blessing, the pill is more difficult to swallow on the side of the family of the young woman.

According to information published Monday, December 11, 2017 by the website of People magazine, the interpreter of Purpose is still fighting fiercely to try to regain the trust of the entourage of his darling. "He has to prove he's a better boyfriend," said a relative. With the end of year celebrations just around the corner, it's a safe bet that the lovebirds will spend Christmas on their own, as their reconciliation is still too recent. "Justin's family has always loved Selena, but Selena's family is still unhappy to see her with Justin, Selena is not taking Justin to family events, and she's spending Christmas with her family. not invited, "he said.

Justin is an infamous being

On October 30, a member of Selena Gomez's family confirmed the quarrel at the TMZ site. "Justin is an infamous being that we will never accept, as long as they stay in touch, it's disrespectful to everyone around, but it's also disrespectful to her," it was said. To justify this position, it was stated that the entourage of Selena Gomez was responsible for his depression and his rehab in the behavior of Justin Bieber when they were in a relationship. As a reminder, the two singers had intermittently attended between 2010 and 2014.

If the tensions are palpable, they probably have no influence on the relationship of young lovebirds. For the time being. "All is well with Justin and Selena, they spend a lot of time together, but they are more discreet, they go to church, share dinners and hang out together," the informant told People magazine. We'll see if that's enough for them ...