Selena Gomez-Justin Bieber Reunion Doubful: Selena 'Trying' Hard To Move On From Justin--Report

Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber reunion may not happen in near future. The recent report says that the "Come and Get It" singer is trying to move on from Bieber. She is reportedly taking help of her friends and family and is also attending church services to stay positive.

"(She is) trying to put him [Justin] behind her. It's hard because they have just so much history," a source revealed to Eonline. Gomez and Bieber dated each other from 2010 to 2012. Since then they have been in an off and on relationship. However, now it seems that Gomez has decided to completely part ways from the singer.

The 22-year-old singer is also shifting her focus to music and is said to be working on a string of new songs. Earlier this month she also shared a photo on her Instagram where she appears to be standing in front of a mic. She captioned the photo as "What the next 4 months will look like. -Even in my hotel rooms. You guys, I'm beyond excited for what's next. #2015." According to Popcrush, Gomez could release a new album in summer. She is going to record a lot of new music in April.

Meanwhile, Gomez may not be planning to mend ties with Bieber, she maintains that she has immense respect for her ex-beau. She said to Ryan Seacrest's during KIIS FM radio show that she will always support the "Baby" hitmaker. She also said that whenever the singer is upset, she is also upset and whenever he is happy, she is also happy. She reportedly does not want anything bad happening to him.

In the other news, Bieber is rumoured to be dating Hailey Baldwin. The two have been spotted hanging out together on various occasions. However, Baldwin maintains that they are just good friends. She said during the "Exodus: Gods and Kings" premiere in New York that she and Bieber are good friends and there is nothing more to it. She insisted that she been hanging out with Bieber because she has been friends with him since she was 13-years-old, according to Eonline.

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