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Selena Gomez reveals the meaning of her new hit song Single Soon: 'It's a playful anthem about being comfortable in your own skin'

Selena Gomez explained the meaning behind her newly released song Single Soon on Friday.

The day after releasing the catchy track, the singer, 31, took to her Instagram to share a black-and-white photo from the adjoining music video and also thanked her fans for their support.

In her caption, she left a short but sweet message and provided insight into the significance of her song.

The Only Murders in the Building actress — who recently made a rare remark on her breakup with Justin Bieber — began: 'Thank you guys for all the love on Single Soon!!!

'It's a playful anthem about being comfortable in your own skin and loving your own company,' she continued.

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Real meaning: Selena Gomez explained the meaning behind her newly released song Single Soon on Friday, while sharing a snap for the music video

Alongside a pink hearts emoji, she added, 'And it's also really fun to dance to!'

The solo picture she had shared was of a shot from her music video — which she dropped on Thursday night.

In the scene, she was dressed in a slinky and sexy minidress as she laughed and danced with her gal pals post-breakup.

Her many fans — of which she boasts about 428 million on Instagram alone — raved about her musical comeback.

With Single Soon, this marks her first solo track release in three years.

Many of her fans praised the song and gushed that it was 'heartwarming' to see her so 'carefree, happy and confident' after a slew of personal struggles in the past.

On August 17, she announced to fans that she would be finally dropping some new music and revealed the release date.

She shared a carousel of images teasing the music video release and wrote in her caption: 'Y'all have been asking for new music for a while.

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Thankful: The day after releasing the catchy track, the singer, 31, took to her Instagram to thank her fans for their support

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Flying solo: 'It's a playful anthem about being comfortable in your own skin and loving your own company,' she told fans

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New music: Single Soon is the first single from her upcoming album as well as her first musical release since her Spanish-language EP Revelacion — which was released in March 2021

Selena Gomez teases her upcoming song 'Single Soon' on TikTok

In her inscription, she also teased a forthcoming third studio album to the excitement of her fans.

'Since I'm not quite done with SG3, I wanted to put out a fun little song I wrote a while back that's perfect for the end of summer.'

The track was produced by benny blanco and Cashmere Cat, and the video adjoining music video was directed by Philip Andelman.

Single Soon is the first single from her upcoming album as well as her first musical release since her Spanish-language EP Revelacion — which was released in March 2021.

Roy Keane has revealed every detail from his brutal 10-minute meeting with Sir Alex Ferguson which ended his Manchester United career.

Keane enjoyed a legendary spell at Man United under Ferguson, but his time at the club came to an abrupt end in 2005.

He left by mutual consent after giving an explosive interview on MUTV, where he ripped into his own teammates.

The outburst was deemed too damning by Man United as Ferguson and David Gill called an emergency meeting, where they terminated his contract.

The exchange between Keane, Ferguson and Gill lasted a mere 10 minutes, leaving the former Man United captain's solicitor stunned.

The Irishman has insisted that he feels blameless for his bitter departure as he underlined his disgust at Ferguson and Gill.

Speaking on the Stick to Football podcast - brought you by Sky Bet, he said: "I get my anger is obviously a long time ago but the worst anger you can have is the justified anger where you feel - again I feel - I hadn't done anything wrong.

"I was 34, I had a broken foot, and my contract was coming up, it was an easy fix for [Manchester] United to go, 'Your days are numbered, alright, cheers, thanks a lot' - and I've seen players leave but I could have left in the summer.

"My solicitor, my client, who did all my deals, the most relaxed, placid man you’d ever meet, I’ve seen him negotiate - a very good man and knew a good deal - but he almost fell off his chair.

"Ferguson and [David] Gill went, 'We’ve come to the end and here’s a statement'. I was like, ‘'Alright' and he was like, 'What?!' I said, 'Leave it Mike', and they went out and I said, 'Yeah, I’m out of here', and he [my solicitor] couldn’t believe it - all within ten minutes."

Roy Keane and Sir Alex Ferguson raise the Premier League trophy. Image: Getty

Keane added: "I just think if people think that little of you, I’m not going to go, 'Well you know, I’m going to see my contract out'. Believe it or not, I thought too much of the club. I could have easily gone, 'Is that what you think of me? But I’ll see out my contract, I’ll come in everyday'.

"In hindsight, [I could have said], 'We’ve come to the end, yeah, but I’ve got a contract with Manchester United just like you do with United' - you’re on about principles but when something like that is in front of me, I’m like disgusted with people, I go, 'I wouldn’t even want to see you again'.

"I was home by half nine, quarter to ten, my wife’s gone, 'What’s happened?', I went, 'It’s over'. They still hadn’t done my termination, and Mike was like, 'I can’t believe it’s happening' and then statements came out, then I found out that day I couldn’t go to another team - so I couldn’t play until January.

"If I’d have known, I would have said, 'I’ll just train with the reserves and get myself fit', so I left Manchester United having not played for two or three months with a broken foot, and I couldn’t go to anyone until January. I was in no man’s land."