Justin Bieber and Selena gomez news: Couple caught kissing at Bieber's hockey game

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Singers Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez arrive at the 2011 Vanity Fair Oscar party in West Hollywood, California February 27, 2011.

Something is definitely going on between American pop singer, Selena Gomez, and Canadian pop star, Justin Bieber. Despite their respective representatives stating in the past that the two childhood flames are simply just friends, recent reports suggest that the two have possibly rekindled their relationship once more — and this time, the two have been spotted kissing.

In a report by E News Online, Gomez and Bieber were photographed kissing during a hockey game in Los Angeles on Wednesday, Nov. 15, wherein Bieber was playing. It was even noticed that Gomez was sporting one of Bieber's hockey jerseys, as she watched and supported Bieber during the game. Gomez even brought her puppy to the game, which is notably from her very recent ex-boyfriend, The Weeknd — whose real name is Abel Tesfaye.

Despite the evidence regarding the rekindled relationship between the two, Gomez and Bieber still have not made the news public. According to TMZ, it seems that attending Bieber's hockey games is becoming a regular thing, since she was also spotted last week. In that time, however, the two did not engage in public displays of affection, unlike recently. It is also speculated that the two are very happy with the current status of their relationship.

According to the Daily Mail, a source has confirmed that both Gomez and Bieber are currently very happy, which has been the case since Bieber reached out to Gomez two months ago while she was recovering from a kidney transplant. Additionally, one of the possible reasons as to why the two have not yet publicly announced their reunion is that they still want to enjoy their time together without pressure from the paparazzi and the media.

As it turns out, the quiet period did not last very long. Vanity Fair also pointed out that even until now, not much is known about how Tesfaye and Gomez broke it off.

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