A viral TikTok theory linking Selena Gomez, a supposed figure named 'Celeste', and music producerBenny Blancohas sparked widespread online backlash, despite no evidence supporting the claims.
Originating from a self-described psychic and amplified bysocial media users, the narrative has spread rapidly across TikTok, prompting confusion and emotional reactions among fans who have flooded comment sections with demands for answers.
The 'Celeste' theory appears to have begun with a TikTok creator who shared claims attributed to a psychic source. In the video, he discussed speculation that Gomez required a new kidney donor and that the donor was 'Celeste'.
As the videos gained traction, the theory was reshared across multiple accounts, quickly becoming a trending topic within certain online communities.
Despite its reach, there is no credible evidence to support the claims. The narrative relies largely on anecdotal assertions and unverified interpretations, which have nonetheless contributed to its virality. Social media algorithms have further amplified the content, exposing it to wider audiences beyond its original niche.
Gomez's kidney transplant is a matter of public record. In 2017, the singer and actress underwent a life-saving proceduredue to complications from lupus, an autoimmune disease she has openly discussed. Her kidney donor was publicly identified as her close friend, Francia Raisa.
There have been no confirmed reports indicating that Gomez required a second transplant or that her donor history has changed. Medical experts note that transplant cases are closely monitored, and any significant developments would likely be documented through official channels rather than speculative online sources.
Blanco's name has surfaced in theviral theorydue to his relationship with Gomez and his supposed professional ties with D4vd. Social media users have pointed to collaborations and public appearances as supposed evidence of a deeper connection to the claims.
However, there is no verified information linking Blanco to any aspect of the 'Celeste' narrative. The inclusion of public figures inviral conspiraciesis not uncommon, particularly when their visibility and connections make them easy targets for speculation.
Part of the theory's traction stems from users analysing symbolic elements, including references to imagery and past performances. Some posts claim hidden meanings behind visual motifs, which are then used to support broader allegations tied to the 'Celeste' story.
Source: International Business Times UK
