Celebrities You Never Thought Would Hang Out Together: From Gomez & Palvin And More [PHOTOS]

Contrary to what fans believe, celebrities get along with each other pretty well in spite of all the rumors. However, some celebrity friendships can be quite surprising especially those who come from different industries in show business.

Despite being the focus of rumors, all thanks to the "Jelena" split, Barbara Palvin rubbed elbows with Selena Gomez at the Golden Globes 2013 after party. Palvin was rumored to be Bieber's fling and the reason as to why the "Jelena" duo split. Yet, photos of Selena Gomez hanging out with Palvin prove that there is no drama between the stars.

Another Disney star Barbara Palvin seems to get along with perfectly well is "Shake It Up" actress, Bella Thorne. The two teenagers are usually spotted on shopping trips and cafes. The two share a lot of photos with their adorable pups on Instagram and Twitter.

A friendship between Palvin and Cara Delevingne is of course quite obvious given the two are high-end models who had walked for Victoria's Secret. Cara is another model linked to Justin Bieber and Harry Styles but boys are the last thing on the model's mind. For one, judging on Cara's Instagram photos, she's formed quite the friendship with singer, Rita Ora whom she dearly calls "Wifey."

Harry Styles' famous ex-girlfriend, Taylor Swift has no problem being friends with One Direction's British brother, Ed Sheeran. Despite being known for collaborating with 1D, that didn't stop Swift from shaking hands and strumming strings with Sheeran.

Another unlikely friendship that bloomed with Swift was with "Glee" star, Diana Agron. Agron was linked to Tim Tebow who was also linked to Taylor Swift. A rumor that should have caused a fight between the two ladies rather caused a friendship unlike any other. The two have spent a lot of time with each other and with BFF, Selena Gomez.

This just goes to prove that in spite of all the nasty rumors in Hollywood, friendships from unlikely celebrities in different sections of the business would still form.