Selena Gomez and The Weeknd news: Couple spotted at Universal Studios

American actress and pop star, Selena Gomez, and Abel Tesfaye a.k.a. The Weeknd have been dating for a while now. In fact, to show off their burgeoning romance, the two have been spotted at the Los Angeles Universal Studios for the special Halloween Horror Nights.

In a report by Teen Vogue, the couple had gone to the theme park on Friday the 13th, which probably added to the thrill and creepiness of the visit. The presence of the two popular celebrities at the theme park prompted fans to take pictures of them. They were also seen at the park's water themed rides.

After enjoying the theme park's sights and thrills, they then proceeded to the Halloween Horror Nights event. According to Elite Daily, props should be given to Tesfaye and Gomez for taking part in the Halloween attraction, since it was definitely reported to be horrifying. Usually, A-list celebrities would be hesitant to lose their cool in the public eye, but apparently, the couple were courageous enough to get in the spirit of the season.

It was refreshing for fans to see the very busy couple spend some much needed quality time together. According to Glamour, Gomez had just flown in from New York City to Vancouver this week, just so that she and Tesfaye could spend time together. Tesfaye had done something similar in the past few months, except he flew for longer, from Paris to New York.

Tesfaye and Gomez do not really talk much about their relationship, but have proven time and again that they are not afraid to be seen in public together. In a report by J-14, they described the couple as very down-to-earth, and are not afraid to show what they are like as a couple on social media. This includes pictures of them watching movies in their pajamas and other similar activities.

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