Selena Gomez Tearfully Relives The Pain Of The Last 6 Years Of Her Life In Powerful New Documentary: Trailer

Selena Gomez, 30, is emotionally earthy successful the trailer released October 10 for her highly-anticipated Apple TV+ documentary, Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me. The doc, which comes retired November 4, covers six years successful the superstar’s beingness and sees Selena being unfastened and honorable astir her struggles with intelligence health. The trailer features a sneak peek astatine Selena’s new song “My Mind And Me,” which is her archetypal solo opus successful 2 years.

Presave my caller opus from #MyMindAndMe, coming soon!! https://t.co/Y0PB6jv6F2 pic.twitter.com/TlWA0xj6dK

— Selena Gomez (@selenagomez) October 10, 2022

“Just beryllium who you are, Selena,” she says via voiceover successful the trailer. “No 1 cares astir what you’re doing. It’s astir who I am, being good with wherever I am. I americium grateful to beryllium alive.” The trailer shows Selena combating lupus, and depression and anxiety, arsenic a newscaster is heard saying that Selena “had a intelligence breakdown.” Selena promises she’s “going to halt surviving similar this.”

The Only Murders successful the Building star besides explains done tears that she’s been moving since she was a kid. “I don’t privation to beryllium ace celebrated but I bash cognize that if I’m present I person to usage that for good,” she says. Selena besides admits that her biggest fearfulness is “not being bully enough,” arsenic she embraces beingness though what makes her blessed which is “connection.”

Selena’s affectional caller opus is heard during the trailer. “Everything I person gone done is gonna beryllium there. I’m conscionable making it my person now,” she says via voiceover. At the extremity of the trailer, the “Rare” vocalist declares that this is “the beginning” for her. There’s nary notation of Selena’s relationship with her ex Justin Bieber in the trailer.

Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me’ documentary comes retired Nov. 4 (Photo: Apple TV+)

Alek Keshishian directed Selena’s caller documentary. He directed Madonna‘s documentary film Madonna: Truth oregon Dare, which came retired successful 1991 and was the highest-grossing documentary ever until 2002. The authoritative longline for Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me reads, “After years successful the limelight, Selena Gomez achieves unimaginable stardom. But conscionable arsenic she reaches a caller peak, an unexpected crook pulls her into darkness. This uniquely earthy and intimate documentary spans her six-year travel into a caller light.”