On Friday, following the premiere of the documentary, Swift shared a sneak peek of it on her Instagram Stories, accompanied by the message "So proud of you" to Gomez, and added "Love you forever".
The documentary, directed by Alek Keshishian, delves into Gomez's life over the past six years, revealing intimate details of her struggles with mental health, body image issues, and lupus flare-ups.
In an interview with Kelly Clarkson earlier this week, Gomez confessed to feeling scared about the documentary's release, as it shows a more vulnerable side of her.
Meanwhile, in a cover story interview with Rolling Stone, Gomez spoke about her friendship with Swift, stating that Swift was the only friend she had in the industry, and that she had struggled with fitting in with the "cool" celebrity crowd.
The two have been close friends since 2008, when they were spotted out for dinner with Joe and Nick Jonas, whom they were dating at the time.
Over the years, they have supported each other at award shows, celebrated milestones together, and even collaborated on a few occasions. Recently, Swift celebrated Gomez's 30th birthday with her over dinner, and Gomez later posted photos of the occasion on social media.
