Selena Gomez’s Celebrity Crushes Were Chad Michael Murray & Jesse McCartney
Jan 5, 2025
Selena Gomez‘s heart wants what it wants.
And when she was younger, the Only Murders in the Building star’s heart was reserved for her two major celebrity crushes: Chad Michael Murray and Jesse McCartney.
In fact, she recalled a specific moment in 2004 when her crush on Jesse was at its height.
“When ‘Beautiful Soul’ came out—that was just life-changing for me,” Selena told W magazine in an interview published Jan. 3 before explaining where her other crush originated. “I loved Chad Michael Murray from One Tree Hill.”
And while those two names came to mind now, the 32-year-old admitted that she also fell for other heartthrobs—both onscreen and offscreen.
“When I was younger, I probably had too many crushes,” Selena continued. “I also just had crushes more in real life than on actors or musicians.”
Case in point: The “Same Old Love” singer previously admitted to being smitten with Cole Sprouse and a boy named Juan, sharing a video of her childhood bedroom showing that she’d written their names inside giant hearts on her wall.
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