Singer and Actress Selena Gomez said on her hospitalization: 'I was very malnourished'

On Thursday, June 9, Gomez, 18, was rushed to the hospital after taping her appearance on "The Tonight Show" with Jay Leno. During the show, the singer/actress complained of nausea and a severe headache.



Ever supportive,salena Gomez's fans were able to make get well selena a trending topic on Twitter. On Monday, June 13, Gomez returned to the favor by performing the Santa Monica Place show she had to cancel on Friday after her hospitalization.




"I want to thank you so much for coming," Gomez said to the crowd of more than 500 people. "If you guys came on Friday, I'm so sorry that I couldn't be here. I love you guys very much."
"I was just very malnourished," Gomez told reporters of her hospitalization. "I was low on iron and exhausted."
Gomez also addressed her followers on Twitter, tweeting, "Feeling much better, thank you all for being so understanding."

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Selena Gomez music video the pink Horses dropped

 Selena Gomez has opted to cut the controversial pink horses from her "Love You Like a Love Song" video, after coming under fire by none other than Pink, herself. E! News reports that the ponies will be left on the cutting room floor when the video debuts on June 22nd in 2011.

"When Selena was presented this idea for the video,Noboby informed her the horses would be painted and she had assumed they would be colored in the  post-production," a real production source says. "When Selena Gomez  showed up to the set in she was very surprised to see Horses painted."

The outspoken rocker (who recently gave birth to a baby girl) tweeted her disgust after learning that several horses had been colored an artificial hue for Gomez's "stupid music video." The teen pop-star's camp insists that "no animals were harmed and all proper precautions were taken. A nontoxic, vegetable-based powder paint was applied via an airbrush and removed with water."
PETA however, disagrees. "There is are no safe ways to paint a live horse or any animal," a spokesperson for the group says.

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