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Selena Gomez to Star in HBO Max Cooking Series Inspired by Social Distancing

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With the coronavirus outbreak forcing people around the country to shelter in place or practice social distancing, many have learned more about their own kitchens and explored new recipes.

The same goes for Selena Gomez, who is set to star in and produce an unscripted HBO Max original cooking series inspired by her time at home.

While the performer is known for her many skills, it remains to be seen if cooking is one of them. “I’ve always been very vocal about my love of food.

I think I’ve been asked hundreds of times in interviews if I had another career, what would I do and I’ve answered that it would be fun to be a chef,” Gomez said in a statement. “I definitely don’t have the formal training though!

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