I’ve spent more time than I care to admit researching Selena Gomez today. 33-year-old pop singer and star of Just killing in the building is at the center of a widespread online conspiracy theory that has been building steam all week. Why? In short, many people online believe that Selena Gomez is a clone.

Why People Think Selena Gomez Is A Clone

It started with the Epstein files. last week, Videos started appearing on TikTok. Selena Gomez’s claim was mentioned in the Epstein files. She was, but Gomez wasn’t compatible with Epstein. His name is recorded in Message dated July 21, 2017 between Jeffrey Epstein and Lana in which Epstein writes, “Alas, you would have had fun. [sic] On Selena Gomez.”

Conspiracy theorists are using the Epstein files as evidence for confirmation. Basically anything Since he was released in January, Epstein’s reference to Gomez is, in his mind, a smoking gun. Proves He is a clone. The theory says that the real Selena Gomez died in 2017 during a kidney transplant operation, and that the person think Selena Gomez is a genetically engineered clone. Interestingly, I can’t find anyone to talk about why Someone will be in trouble, but maybe it was to keep Gomez money machine printing cash.

To back up the cloning claim, proponents of the theory are comparing photos and videos of Gomez from before 2017 to her current appearance and pointing out all the ways she doesn’t look and sound like she did nearly a decade ago. He now has a round face where he used to have an angular face! His voice is also different. She used to be bubbly and high-pitched, now she sounds like Madeleine Kahn. This convinced some people He somehow is Madeleine Kahn. (Or maybe Gina Davis.)

Proof that Selena Gomez is not a clone.

It’s impossible to prove a negative, but I’m still comfortable saying that Selena Gomez Definitely Not a clone. Scientists have cloned all kinds of animals. the crowd To The primateso theoretically there is no reason why humans cannot be cloned. But it hasn’t been done (that anyone knows of), because it’s so unethical. But even if you put ethics aside, the failure rate of animal cloning is extremely high: it required 79 embryos and 42 surrogate mothers. Clone two mickey monkeysFor example, and he was using embryonic stem cells. Attempts to clone monkeys from adult cells fared worse: 181 embryos were implanted into 42 surrogate mothers, and two monkeys were born, but Both died within hours.. The idea that a small army of doctors and scientists and 40+ surrogate mothers are keeping quiet about what happened once they were about to give birth to a Selena Gomez clone.

Like many conspiracy theories, this one doesn’t hold up to logic: If Selena Gomez had been cloned, wouldn’t the new version be the same as the old one? Why the change in sound and appearance? If a clone can be seen by sight (or by hearing its song), why create a clone at all?

More importantly, you cannot clone a fully grown person. You could (theoretically) clone a human embryo, but it would have to be implanted in someone’s womb, fertilized, and born. You have to pick it up too. A Selena Gomez clone wouldn’t just pop out of a giant test tube and report to the set of a late-career Woody Allen movie.

Speaking of Woody Allen, the most plausible explanation for this email is Jeffrey Epstein’s telling “Lana” in which Woody Allen was cast. A rainy day in New York– A movie shot in 2017 starring Selena Gomez. The timeline fits perfectly with the film’s pre-production schedule — they announced the casting publicly Two weeks later— and Epstein and Allen were longtime acquaintances.

Here’s Why Selena Gomez Looks and Sounds Different in 2017

Selena Gomez has lupus, a debilitating disease that required her to undergo a kidney transplant in 2017. No matter how rich and famous you are, you don’t come out of this unmarked. A change in the shape of the face (“The face of the moonas it is called) and in the body are known side effects of corticosteroids/steroids given to treat Lupus as well as immunosuppressants given for organ transplants. Same with his voice: Lupus causes voice changes in about 80% of patients. A low or high pitched voice. Gomez too Notice the changes. himself, noting that his “throat sometimes swells up from the inside” due to his health problems.

In short, Selena Gomez looks and sounds Absolutely Like someone who has lupus and had a kidney transplant in 2017. Ironically, if she looked like she did 10 years ago, that would be even stronger evidence of a conspiracy. It would be perfectly reasonable to ask, “Did he really have a kidney transplant? Does he really have lupus?” But she clearly did and does, and you can see it in her face and hear it in her voice.

Other celebrities are rumored to be clones and/or dead and replaced.

When it comes to cloning conspiracies, we’ve been there before. In 1969, hippies believed that Paul McCartney of The Beatles had died.and was replaced by Billy Shears, the (legendary) winner of the Paul McCartney lookalike contest. In 2003, Avril Lavigne was said to replace a Body double Melissa Vendella. Gucci Mane. Sana was released from prison in 2016 looking emaciated, and fans thought he was a clone. Britney Spears is AI.. Eminem is an android.. It never ends. I’m not sure why people with antisocial relationships with entertainers like to pretend they’re fake, but they really are.

Is it bad for celebrities to secretly die?

I don’t think Selena Gomez has many fans. Really Believe that he is a clone, even if he posts about it online. At least, they don’t believe it the way they believe the sun is going to rise tomorrow. I doubt I can get anyone to put money on it. It seems to be half fan fiction, what if an interesting (if hideous) game?

Believing in a world where a cabal of Hollywood mad scientists secretly cloned an actress so Hulu could create more. Just killing in the building More interesting than accepting the dull, randomness of reality. life. It’s hard to accept that anyone, even a celebrity, can suffer from a debilitating disease that changes their face and makes them sound unrecognizable, just because sometimes shit gets that way. Because that means it could happen to you. In conspiracy land, there’s at least someone to blame for evil deeds. We would rather accept that there is no driver, and the exit doors are closed, than we would rather have someone steering the bus, even with terrible intentions.