You'd struggle to find someone who doesn't love a surprise,patrick carnes eroticized rage especially when it comes from a massive international superstar.
Selena Gomez is in Australia for her Revivaltour, but a busy schedule won't stop her from visiting one of her biggest fans to kill 'em with kindness.
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Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable 22-year-old Sophie Saunders from Sydney, Australia is a massive fan of the American singer and real-life kewpie doll, making her way to each of Gomez's live shows around the country, according to radio station KIIS FM.
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable The radio station got Saunders to sing her favourite Gomez song to camera at home, telling her that they would send it to the star.
Little did Saunders know that her Gomez happened to be hiding in her house, creeping right behind her bedroom door.
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable "I can't believe that happened. I can't believe that she took the time to come and see me," Saunders said after the encounter.
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