FIVIO FOREIGN Drops New Music Video for FIVIO FOREIGN ft Fire Choir | “SOLDIER ” (Gospel Drill)
FIVIO FOREIGN has released the official music video for FIVIO FOREIGN ft Fire Choir | “SOLDIER ” (Gospel Drill), giving fans a fresh release to watch straight from the verified YouTube source.
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Watch Sharny’s New Music Video for Birthday Girl
Sharny has released the official music video for Birthday Girl, giving fans a fresh release to watch straight from the verified YouTube source.
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Benny Blanco Reveals Selena Gomez’s Unconventional Wedding Blueprint
Selena Gomez apparently did not want a cookie-cutter wedding—and Benny Blanco says that was the entire point. Speaking with Gwyneth Paltrow on the Friends Keep Secrets podcast, the 38-year-old producer described the unconventional design choices behind the couple’s Santa Barbara celebration.
According to Perez Hilton’s account of the conversation, Blanco said the pair rented a palm tree farm and transformed it for the occasion. That setting alone gives the wedding a distinctly Gomez twist: less ballroom package, more dreamy California escape.
He also said Gomez had carried a clear picture of her wedding day since childhood. Her wish list reportedly included an aisle lined with Persian rugs placed off-center, rather than a perfectly symmetrical runway, along with flowers that did not feel standard or overly luxurious. Her stated goal was a celebration that felt personal without becoming stuffy or excessively polished.
That distinction is the interesting part. This was not a rejection of effort or spectacle; Blanco emphasized that the couple put considerable work into the event. The design was meant to look intentional without announcing itself as expensive at every turn—a difficult balance in celebrity wedding land, where “relaxed” can still require an army of planners.
A separate piece of coverage from Reality Tea also focused on Gomez having one firm wedding preference, adding support to the broader picture of her taking an active role in shaping the day. The available reporting does not provide additional details from that account, so the palm farm and rug-lined aisle remain the specific elements tied to Blanco’s podcast remarks.
The couple is approaching its first wedding anniversary on September 27, according to the supplied reporting. They also recently marked the occasion early with a romantic trip to Venice, Italy. So the lasting takeaway is not simply that Gomez’s childhood fantasy came true—it is that the fantasy apparently came with a surprisingly sharp design brief.