Selena Gomez Says Vaping Nicotine Changed Her Voice and Urges Fans to Avoid It
Photo: Fox NewsSinger and actress Selena Gomez said in a video posted to her Instagram Stories on Sunday that vaping nicotine changed her voice. The Only Murders in the Building star described the change as permanent and said she had struggled with the habit. She told fans not to follow her example, saying it is not worth it, and claimed she had kicked her nicotine habit.
Her remarks coincided with a new study showing more teenage girls vape than boys, according to one report that linked the two stories.
Right-leaning outlets, Fox News and the Daily Wire, lead with Gomez's warning to fans and describe the voice change as lasting, with the Daily Wire calling it an addiction and quoting her words. The alternative outlet, The A.V. Club, reports the same Instagram remarks more briefly and highlights her claim that she quit. The left-leaning outlet, CBS News, treats her announcement as context for a broader health story, leading with the study on teen vaping and reporter Lilia Luciano. All sides agree on the core account; they differ in whether they focus on the celebrity's personal warning or on wider youth vaping trends.
How the sides differ Right sources stress permanence and a warning to fans; alternative sources note her claim of quitting; left sources add a study on teen girls vaping.
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CBS News leads with a study showing more teen girls vape than boys, citing Gomez's announcement as backdrop, with reporting by Lilia Luciano.
The A.V. Club reports that Gomez addressed her changing voice on Instagram Stories and claimed to have quit nicotine, centering her own statement.
Fox News and the Daily Wire lead with Gomez's warning to fans and the permanent voice change; the Daily Wire calls it an addiction and quotes her saying it is not worth it.