Selena Gomez has come out swinging following the reveal of her Revival cover.
Talking to radio station Power 106, Gomez had a message for any body shamers following the unveiling of the nearly-nude album cover.
"I'm not going to give a f**k what people think," she said. "I'm not going to let them get to me. I can do what I want."
Gomez didn't hold back on her views on the paparazzi either. When asked for three words to describe them, she replied: "Invasive, violating and just disgusting."
The singer also discussed the album cover itself, describing it as a "'70s photo".
"I'm wearing high-waisted shorts that are obviously cut off, but it's beautiful. I'm proud of that," she enthused. "It's bare. I don't want diamonds and things all over me for the cover and really thick makeup. I wanted it natural."
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Gomez also unashamedly noted that the cover was "Photoshopped for sure".
Revival is the follow-up to her US album chart-topper Stars Dance. Released in the US on October 9, it is her first release on Interscope Records.
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