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Is Selena Gomez Actually Addicted to Justin Bieber?

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Jun. 27 2014, Published 5:16 p.m. ET

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When Selena Gomez was in rehab earlier this year—the official cause was "exhaustion" but the two-week stay reportedly followed months of drug use—she cited Justin Bieber as a bad influence on her life. The pair have been on a romantic roller coaster ever since, but now word is that they’re back in love and committed to taking their relationship to the next level: moving in together.

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For most couples, it’s a sign of stability, but Selena’s friends are on high alert. "Justin’s a bad habit for Selena," says a source close to the couple. "She just can’t let go." Indeed, it seems she’s back under the Canadian bad boy’s spell—and things are already getting messy. On June 16, the duo partied at Hollywood club Bootsy Bellows till the wee hours. The very next night, cops were called to Selena’s Hidden Hills mansion to bust up a rager.

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Beyond fears that Selena, 21, will slip back into drinking and drugs, her friends and family are worried that Justin, 20, will break her heart again. After all, his cheating—including with her pop rival, Miley Cyrus—has been a big cause of Selena’s emotional problems. "Her friends think it’s going to end in tears," says the source. "There’s too much hurt there. No one wants her relying on this crazy codependent relationship, but they’re addicted to each other." Is there rehab for that?

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Do you think Justin Bieber is bad for Selena Gomez? Should they get back together for good? Why do you think they click so much? Tell us in the comments below or tweet us @OKMagazine.

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