Rumours about a divorce situation betweenSelena Gomez and Benny Blancohave been swirling around since spring 2026 after fake screenshots and parody posts falsely claimed the newly married couple had separated.
Now, Blanco appears to have shut down the speculation himself. During a candid podcast conversation this week, the producer called Gomez the 'love of my life' while reflecting on how marriage changed his priorities.
The sweet admission quickly went viral, with fans pointing to it as the clearest sign yet that the couple's relationship remains strong despite months of online gossip.
The latest comments came during the 26 May episode of Blanco's podcast,Friends Keep Secrets, featuring Halsey. While discussing partying and relationships, Blanco shared that Gomez once asked if he missed his old social lifestyle.
Benny Blanco reveals that Selena Gomez asked him if he missed partying, but he explains that he only cared about parties to find the love of his life, which he already did in Selena 🤣❤️Halsey says she only threw parties to make people like her, but she had so much anxiety, she...pic.twitter.com/WyvbXCZGJ1
According to clips circulating online, Blanco explained he only cared about parties because he hoped to meet 'the love of his life.' He then added that he no longer needs that world because he already found her in Gomez.
Halsey also shared her own perspective, saying she only threw parties to be liked but felt anxious and miserable.
The moment immediately reignited conversation around the couple, especially after weeks offalse 'Selena Gomez divorce' claimsflooded social media.
The rumours first exploded in April 2026, around seven months after Gomez and Blanco quietly married. A parody social media account falsely claimed the pair were divorcing, while fabricated screenshots of an alleged Selena Gomez Instagram Story added fuel to the story.
Some viral posts even accused Blanco of cheating or claimed the couple had unfollowed each other online. None of the allegations were backed by evidence, and no legal filings or official statements ever suggested the marriage was in trouble.
Source: International Business Times UK
