Selena Gomez, the singer and "Only Murders in the Building" star, is addressing backlash after she recently shared she "can't carry" her own children.

Selena Gomez said it is 'not shameful' to be vulnerable and share things during an impassioned speech at a recent event. The discussion came after she opened up about not being able to carry children and having bipolar disorder.

Selena Gomez has a powerful message for those who criticized her recent revelations about her health: “F—k off!” As previously reported, the beauty mogul and actress shared that she is unable to carry children due to medical issues. While many fans offered heartfelt support following this heartbreaking news, some individuals responded negatively.

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Speaking at a Women in Film event, actress Selena Gomez proudly declared she’s not ashamed to have admitted she can’t carry children and has bipolar disorder.

Selena Gomez addressed the trending feedback trailing her confessions about her personal life and struggles with mental health issues.

Speaking a bit more pointedly, she added, “Do not ever let anyone tell you that you are not a good person.” “Screw anyone who tells you you’re a victim. You’re a survivor in my book.” Gomez disclosed that she is not able to carry children in a new interview with Vanity Fair published on Sept. 9.

The “Only Murders in the Building” star called surrogacy and adoption “huge possibilities” due to “medical issues” in an interview earlier this month.

Selena Gomez has some choice words for anyone who thinks her choosing to open up about her bipolar diagnosis or inability to carry a child automatically makes her a "victim." Recently, while speaking to a group of women during a Women in Film event in California,

Selena Gomez has given an impassioned speech about her health diagnoses. The actress, 32, spoke at the recent Women in Film dinner, and her speech is now going viral on X. "I truly believe there is power in being vulnerable and telling everyone you need help,