Gomez Jabs At Taylor Swift During Award Show

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Well, it looks like Selena Gomez didn’t hold back at the 2024 Primetime Emmy Awards, throwing out a sly dig that’s sure to get the internet buzzing.

While presenting Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series alongside her Only Murders in the Building co-stars, Steve Martin and Martin Short, Gomez served up a cheeky “childless cat lady” jab—a term that’s become a hot topic thanks to her bestie Taylor Swift’s latest dust-up with Donald Trump.

Martin and Short, known for their legendary back-and-forth roasts, were already in fine form. Martin teased Short with a crack about looking like a “fallen and can’t get up” infomercial star, while Short fired back by calling Martin a “former women’s tennis champion.” But Gomez had her own zinger locked and loaded and said, “And let me say what an honor it is to work with two guys who are this far away from being childless cat ladies.”

Now, this wasn’t just a random joke—there’s some context here. Gomez, who recently shared that she’s unable to carry her own children due to health issues, might’ve been poking fun at herself, but it also seemed like a wink toward Taylor Swift’s ongoing political drama. Swift, ever the social media firestarter, recently embraced the “childless cat lady” label after Trump’s running mate, JD Vance, made some widely criticized remarks about women without children. Swift, of course, turned the insult into a rallying cry, posting pics with her beloved cat.

Swift’s public endorsement of Kamala Harris only poured more gasoline on the fire, igniting a storm on social media. But while some Swifties cheered on their queen, Trump clapped back with his own dig, saying he likes “Mrs. Mahomes much better”—a nod to Swift’s new friendship with Brittany Mahomes, which also hasn’t gone unnoticed. Others were also quick to criticize the singer.

Let’s be real: these two know how to make waves, whether it’s politics or pop culture. And it looks like they’ll keep riding them all the way to the next headline.

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