Entertainment Music Selena Gomez Says She Had 'Zero Bad Intention' After Fans Accuse Her of Shading Hailey Baldwin Selena Gomez apologized to fans after saying she had "no idea" what she did wrong by sharing a video of her skincare routine By Rachel DeSantis Rachel DeSantis Rachel DeSantis is a staff writer on the music team at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2019, and her work has previously appeared in Entertainment Weekly and the New York Daily News. People Editorial Guidelines Published on May 11, 2022 03:46PM EDT Selena Gomez; Hailey Bieber. Photo: Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty; MICHAEL TRAN/AFP via Getty Selena Gomez is shutting down speculation that one of her recent TikTok videos was a thinly veiled dig at Hailey Baldwin Bieber. The "Lose You to Love Me" singer, 29, defended herself on Tuesday after fans noticed that she shared a video showing off her makeup routine shortly after Baldwin Bieber, 25, did the same. "This is why I believe in taking care of your mental health. Guys no idea what I did but I really am sorry. Zero bad intention. Deleting soon," Gomez commented on her video, according to a fan screenshot. The drama began after Baldwin Bieber — who married Gomez's ex Justin Bieber in 2018 — posted a "get ready with me" video to TikTok, where she showed fans how she applies her makeup and does her hair. Shortly after, Gomez shared a video to the platform that featured her doing her skincare routine to Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams." While the Only Murders in the Building star's video made no mention of Baldwin Bieber, some fans called out the timing of the video, and jumped to the conclusion that it was somehow mocking the model's video. RELATED VIDEO: Selena Gomez Says She is "Thrilled" to Be Turning 30 This Year "Lol I know who she's referring to," one person wrote, while another added, "Wait.. is she trynna [sic] make fun of you know who" Gomez, who will make her Saturday Night Live hosting debut on May 14, turned off comments on her video shortly after posting her apology. Selena Gomez to Make SNL Hosting Debut: 'Mom… I Think I've Made It' While social media commenters have long stirred drama between the two women, both Gomez and Baldwin Bieber have attempted to shut down rumors of ill will on multiple occasions. In August, Baldwin Bieber liked an Instagram post from Elle magazine that featured Gomez as its cover star, and in October 2019, Gomez seemed to allude to the drama in an Instagram Live that discussed her song "Look at Her Now." "I am grateful for the response that the song is getting. I'm so grateful. However, I do not stand for women tearing women down," she said. "I will never, ever be by that. So please be kind to everyone. It doesn't matter what the situation is, if you're my fans don't be rude to anybody, please." Justin Bieber Recalls 'Emotional Breakdown' Thinking Marriage Would Fix His Problems: 'It's a Journey' She added: "Don't go off and say things that you just feel in the moment… Please, for me, know that that's not my heart. My heart is only to release things that I feel — that are me, and that I'm proud of." Last month, Baldwin Bieber also appeared to address the situation in a TikTok that she said was made "for you guys in my comments every single time I post." "Leave me alone at this point. I'm minding my business. I don't do anything, I don't say anything. Leave me alone please," she said. "Enough time has gone by where it's valid to leave me alone. I beg of you, truly. That's my only request. Leave me alone. Be miserable somewhere else. Please."