Selena Gomez Says Nicotine Vaping Changed Her Voice and Urges Followers Not to Try It
Photo: New York PostHow the sides differ Alternative sources stress regret and difficulty quitting; left sources stress her wide reach and warning; right sources describe addiction and a permanent voice change, plus encouragement.
Singer Selena Gomez, 34, said Sunday in a social media Story that vaping nicotine has changed her voice, and she urged her more than 400 million followers not to start because it is not worth it. She described vaping as very hard to quit and expressed regret over the habit. She added that people going through a similar struggle can get through it too.
All three sides report the same core message: the voice change, the difficulty of quitting and her advice against vaping. Billboard, the alternative outlet, leads with her regret and the struggle to quit, and notes her age and the Story format. HuffPost, on the left, stresses that she opened up and the size of her audience. The New York Post, on the right, frames it as an addiction and says the change to her voice is permanent, a detail the other excerpts do not state, and highlights her encouragement to others.
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HuffPost leads with Gomez opening up about vaping's effect on her voice, stressing her huge following and her message that trying it is not worth it.
Billboard leads with her regret over how nicotine vaping changed her voice, noting her age, the Story format and how hard vaping is to quit.
The New York Post frames it as an addiction that permanently changed her voice, and features her words of encouragement that others can get through it too.