Selena Gomez Quits Vaping, Says Voice Damage Permanent — SkimNews
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- Selena Gomez said heavy nicotine vaping changed her voice and told fans she has now quit the habit.
- The 34-year-old singer, actor, and Rare Beauty founder posted her disclosure in a roughly one-minute video on her Instagram Story on Sunday.
- Gomez said "I'm not going to be able to change my voice," indicating she views the vocal impact as irreversible.
- Her message to fans ended with the warning "It's not worth it," per her Instagram video.
Why it matters: Gomez, a professional singer, called the vocal impact from nicotine vaping irreversible — a direct material consequence for a career built on her voice — and chose to deliver the warning herself on her own Instagram Story rather than through a vetted press outlet, putting the message in front of her fanbase unfiltered.
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