Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato Reunite for Rare Beauty's Blush Drop

Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato are back together, and this time the reunion comes with a makeup bag. According to 7NEWS Australia, the pair are joining forces for Rare Beauty’s latest campaign, Still Making Each Other Blush, a celebration of their nearly 25-year friendship. The limited-edition Delena Soft Pinch Blush Bundle pairs the brand’s Soft Pinch Liquid Blush with a matching blush brush and is priced at $50 USD, with a stated value of $76 USD, according to the same outlet.

Piratesandprincesses reports that the campaign recreates the poster for Princess Protection Program, the 2009 Disney Channel Original Movie the two starred in together. The product set takes its name from “Delena,” the nickname fans gave the pair years ago, and WDW News Today notes that the campaign features the pair posed much like their characters from the film.

The story so far

7NEWS Australia: Rare Beauty’s Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato reunion comes with a $50 blush bundle fans will want to get their hands on | 7NEWS
Piratesandprincesses: Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato recreate Princess Protection Program
WDW News Today: Disney Channel's 'Princess Protection Program' Referenced in Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato Make-Up Campaign

Why This Reunion Hits Different for Our Listeners

Long before this week’s headlines, there was a moment on The Hammerin’ Hank Show that proved how much pop culture can matter to a fan. Hank and Ryan Hoppe spend a lot of airtime on the artists they love, and the Selena Gomez conversation in the episode fits right into that.

Hank has a running wish list of concerts and celebrities he wants to see live, and Selena Gomez sits on it. Ryan and Hank talk about the Barbie doll reimagining Hank wants, a Marble Man and Selena Gomez collaboration that does not exist yet, and they treat that wish with the same goofy sincerity they bring to every pop culture bit on the show. It is a reminder that the best fandom is the kind you can laugh about with your best friend.

Hank’s taste in pop culture is not filtered through a focus group. It is his, and that is why his takes land. If you want more of that energy, the episode is a good place to start, and the rest of the catalog is waiting on the show page.

Pull up a chair, turn up the volume, and listen to the full conversation.