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Selena Gomez Lets Loose in Cabo for Gal Pal Bash

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Selena Gomez
Girls Trip To Cabo
… Bachelorette Party?!?

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Selena Gomez is south of the border with a bunch of gal pals … and this has all the looks of a bachelorette party … because they’re living it up on a yacht!

Check out these photos of Selena on a boat down in Cabo San Lucas … she’s in a cheeky black swimsuit with a bunch of girlies in bikinis … and they’re dancing, sipping drinks and having a grand time snapping selfies.

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Selena bringing this many ladies in tow to Cabo instead of fiancé Benny Blanco makes it look like this could be her bachelorette party. After all, Cabo is a popular place for brides and grooms to be.

Notably, she’s missing the usual all-white ensemble, so perhaps she’s just kicking back with some of her cloest friends for some well-deserved R&R.

As you know … Selena and Benny got engaged back in December … and fans are eager for her walk down the aisle. So far, they have not publicized when that could happen.

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Benny recently revealed he douses himself in Selena’s Rare Beauty perfume when she’s away … so it’s a good bet he’s smelling like his true love at home while she soaks in all Cabo has to offer.

Have fun, ladies!!!

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