Selena Gomez Broke Hand & Had Surgery Following Release Of 'Single Soon'

Selena Gomez's latest song is trending while the Disney alum is recovering!

The multi-hyphenate star has been making waves since her days as Alex Russo on the beloved series "Wizards of Waverly Place." Outside acting, the 31-year-old serves as a singer, producer, and businesswoman.

After leaving fans starved for new music, the Rare Beauty founder recently satiated their hunger with the catchy summer anthem, "Single Soon." Although the track steadily climbed music charts, the songstress's well-being was a different story.

While a core part of a musician's career involves generating profit from their melodies, the "13 Reasons Why" executive producer would rather enjoy the creative process without worrying about her payday.

The entrepreneur confirmed her interest in blessing fans with fantastic songs like her latest single on Instagram. A fan account shared a report about Gomez's "Single Soon" track reaching the top spots on the Billboard Hot 100 list.

"#SingleSoon by Selena Gomez is predicted to enter the top 20 of Billboard Hot 100 Charts but needs stability. It is also eyeing the top 10," the announcement read. The Selenator also promoted the song in the caption, imploring others to support the entertainer.

"Go buy 'Single Soon' on Amazon, on iTunes, stream on Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music! @selenagomez," the individual chimed. The post caught the Glamour Women of the Year Award recipient's attention, and she expressed her disinterest in monetary promotions.

According to the "Same Old Love" hitmaker, she had suffered injuries, presumably after the song's release, and was not interested in promoting the track for profit. The TV personality's comment read:

"Broke my hand and had surgery. I don't care about selling anything. I'm just happy to make music with my friends."

The "Only Murders in the Building" star's revelation received massive love and support from fans, with many wishing the 31-year-old a speedy recovery. One fan assured the songstress that those purchasing her single did so because they enjoyed listening to the track.

"We love the song!! Thank you & you're right! Your health is always more important, and I'm glad you are happy and doing what you love! This doesn't matter; we just love seeing you killing it for 15+ years. You deserve all the success you have, queen," a fan sweetly penned.

More fans echoed similar sentiments, with someone claiming the 10-time Bravo Otto award recipient was being modest. "She says that, but we know she cares and wants this to be successful. So yes, we need to buy and stream," the Selenator declared.

Gomez's remarks about her music came days after the Serendipity ice cream brand owner teased her latest single on her Instagram page. In the short trailer she shared, the businesswoman walked into a room with her younger sister, Gracie’s voice playing in the background.

“I love you, Sissy. Don’t ever worry about boyfriends, like AT ALL!” the little girl advised the 31-year-old. As the title implied, "Single Soon" was a SOLO anthem about breakups and embracing the transition to singlehood.

Before revealing she had undergone surgery, the music video for Gomez's latest song went viral for an unexpected scene. The "People You Know" hitmaker showed love for the beloved "Sex and the City" franchise by recreating a pivotal moment from the HBO series' sixth season.

In the episode, the novelist Jack Berger (played by Ron Livingston) broke up with the show's female lead, Carrie Bradshaw (played by Sarah Jessica Parker). The male character abruptly ended the duo's relationship using a sticky note with the message: "I'm sorry. I can't. Don't hate me."

The multi-hyphenate star utilized the iconic separation technique in the music video for "Single Soon." At the clip's start, the two-time Grammy nominee contemplated the best way to end a relationship, singing: "Should I do it on the phone? Should I leave a little note in the pocket of his coat?"

After a brief hesitation, Gomez settled on using Berger's breakup message and followed the fictional character's technique by announcing the split on a yellow Post-it note. Following her newfound freedom, the songstress celebrated singlehood by partying with her friends.