Selena Gomez, the singer and "Only Murders in the Building" star, is addressing backlash after she recently shared she "can't carry" her own children.

Selena Gomez said it is 'not shameful' to be vulnerable and share things during an impassioned speech at a recent event. The discussion came after she opened up about not being able to carry children and having bipolar disorder.

Speaking a bit more pointedly, she added, “Do not ever let anyone tell you that you are not a good person.” “Screw anyone who tells you you’re a victim. You’re a survivor in my book.” Gomez disclosed that she is not able to carry children in a new interview with Vanity Fair published on Sept. 9.

You’re a survivor in my book.” Gomez went on to say that her openness about her inability to conceive is “not shameful.” “I truly believe there is power in being vulnerable and telling everyone you need help,

Selena Gomez was filmed talking about how opening up about mental health and fertility struggles is “not shameful” at a Women in Film event in Beverly Hills.

Selena Gomez is clapping back at critics after she revealed to Vanity Fair in its October Issue that she can’t carry children due to her diagnosis with Lupus. At the Women In Film dinner in Beverly Hills September 19th,

Selena Gomez is not ashamed of her health struggles and prefers to be open and honest with the public about her ongoing battle with Lupus and other medical complications she's faced over the years. The "Only Murders in the Building" actress attended a Women in Film dinner in Beverly Hills on Thursday (September 19) aside her younger sister,