Selena Gomez Temporarily Made Her Instagram Private Despite Being the Most-Followed Person

It's unclear why the so-called Queen of Instagram set her Instagram account private, but she recently posted a cryptic message about never letting 'another human guess my words ever again.'

Is Selena Gomez no longer interested in sharing her life to public after being named the most-followed person on Instagram? Just days after the social media platform announced that the "Bad Liar" singer still maintained her reign, the 25-year-old star made her account on the photo-sharing platform private.

Selena currently is the most-followed person on Instagram with more than 130 million followers. Her photos were temporarily only available to be viewed by the 130 million people who have already followed her, but she has since made her Instagram account public again.

It's unclear why the former Disney darling made the move, but she recently shared a cryptic post. In her Instagram Stories, she shared a part of her recent Billboard cover story and wrote on it, "Never will I let another human guess my words ever again. Or invite them in my home. That is so hurtful. The most 'ridiculous' part of that is no one knowing my heart when I say things."

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In the portion of the article in the screenshot, the writer mentioned a giant teddy bear on the kitchen room of Selena's North Hollywood home. " 'I know, I know,' says Gomez, rolling her eyes, acknowledging that the stuffed animal doesn't quite blend with the trio of armchairs nestled in the inviting, marble-accented nook. 'It was a gift, and at first I thought, 'This is so ridiculous, I can't wait until I give it away to another person.' ' But Gomez, 25, hasn't let go of it - yet," read the said part of the article.

The magazine's cover story was published on November 30 to honor Selena who was recently named Billboard's 2017 Woman of the Year. She accepted the prize at the Women in Music event in Los Angeles on November 30, during which she tearfully gave a shout-out to her friend Francia Raisa who donated her kidney to the "Fetish" songstress.

"To be honest, I think Francia should be getting this award because she saved my life," she said onstage. "I feel incredibly lucky. Honestly, I couldn't be more grateful for the position I've been given in my career."

"I would like to thank my amazing team and my family because they stuck with me through some really hard times," she added. "I got to do a lot this year, even though I had a couple of other things to do." She concluded her speech as saying, "I don't know how I'll ever repay it, but maybe I'll make an epic album next year."