On July 11, The Broken Hearts Gallery will be released, marking her first time serving as executive producer of a feature picture.

However, Selena Gomez met up with friends in Los Angeles on Wednesday, taking a brief break from work.

Wearing distressed denim and an off-the-shoulder sweater, the 27-year-old celebrity flaunted her décolletage in a casual yet stylish outfit.

Even though face masks are required in public by both local and state laws, she had something to be happy about when chatting with two female friends.

With her face seeming unaltered and her pout in its natural pink, Selena appeared to have worn no makeup at all.

She chose to merely carry a black bag on her shoulder, and her beautiful brunette hair fell in loose, flowing curls down her back.

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She is rarely seen in public and has maintained a low profile since the coronavirus lockdown. She has also spent more time off from social media.

As theaters reopen following the coronavirus lockdown, her love comedy will be among the first to be shown in theaters.

Producer and financier No Trace Camping sold the worldwide rights to Natalie Krinsky’s directorial debut to Stage 6 Films of Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions.

Broken Hearts Gallery is the first big studio release, although Russell Crowe’s thriller Unhinged, from Solstice Studios, opens worldwide on July 1.

Since mid-March, movie theaters around the country have been closed because of the coronavirus outbreak.

Last weekend, 554 locations, including 243 drive-in cinemas, were open across the United States. On June 12, movie theaters are permitted to reopen in California, home to about 500 of the 5,400 theaters in the country.

Blockers Geraldine Viswanathan, Dacre Montgomery, Utkarsh Ambudkar, Molly Gordon, Phillipa Soo from Hamilton, Suki Waterhouse, Arturo Castro, Ego Nwodim from Saturday Night Live, Taylor Hill, and theater icon Bernadette Peters are all included in The Broken Hearts Gallery.

We desperately need to hear from more female directors and writers. Gomez praised the project, saying, “I am thrilled to be a part of Natalie’s debut film. She is a wonderful talent.”

“Now more than ever, The Broken Hearts Gallery will resonate with audiences ready for a feel-good moviegoing experience this summer,” said Josh Greenstein, president of Sony’s Motion Picture Group.

“As — and when — state-by-state safety regulations are met, we have faith in a theatrical rebound and look forward to being there right out of the gate with our exhibition partners’ anticipated reemergence.”

Following the description of the coronavirus pandemic by Dr. Anthony Fauci, head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, there was a rush to get Broken Hearts Gallery into theaters.