Selena Gomez and Zedd dating? Justin Bieber moves on, but not Selena?

The very awkward love triangle of Selena Gomez, DJ Zedd and Justin Bieber continues to bring out the best (and worst) rumors from media outlets. 

Gomez and Zedd have started dating recently and they aren't trying to hide it. The world has seen it, Hollywood is a witness, and presumably, Bieber knows this, too. This leaves Gomez and Bieber's epic love story nowhere. Apparently, the two have already moved on. 

However, rumors continue to hound Gomez and Bieber, with Zedd being caught in the middle of it. One of Hollywood Life's reports said that the 22-year-old songstress is not completely over Bieber despite being in a relationship with Zedd. 

"Depression doesn't just go away. She's so much better, but there are good days and bad days. Being with Zedd has made a huge difference, but there are still core issues there that she needs to work through," an insider told Hollywood Life. "She's still very connected to Justin after all this time, so that right there tells you she's still got baggage to deal with." 

Another report seems to corroborate this. Gomez is still allegedly obsessed with her ex, even if she knows that the 20-year-old singer is not the right one for her. Nonetheless, she is sticking to her decision of being with Zedd to be able to move on from her previous relationship. According to Hollywood Life, she will be introducing Zedd to her family this Easter. 

Elsewhere, Celebrity Dirty Laundry says that Gomez isn't the one who left Bieber to hang out to dry. It was reportedly the latter who forced the relationship to break by not giving her attention, not answering her calls and giving her the cold shoulder. And yet, Bieber is reportedly set to write and record a ballad that describes his former girlfriend. And so, the plot thickens. 

With all the rumors going around this love triangle, nothing is certain until the three parties involved speak out. But as Gomez' song says, "The Heart Wants What It Wants."

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