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Selena Gomez says she's 'feeling unsettled' amid pandemic, reveals what's been helping keep her calm

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The coronavirus quarantine has had repercussions on many people out there, including Selena Gomez. The "Back to You" singer recently chatted with athletic outfitter Puma to discuss what she's been up to during the viral outbreak. "Like everyone else, I am feeling unsettled and going through a variety of emotions during this time.

For that reason, I think it’s important to stay informed and be aware of the latest news, but also take breaks from it because it can be overwhelming," she said when asked how she's staying calm. "Reading and listening to music have been a huge factor in keeping me calm." Actress Selena Gomez attends the premiere of "The Dead Don't Die," at the Museum of Modern Art on Monday, June 10, 2019, in New York.

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