On Wednesday, Selena Gomez released a new song off her first album in four years that’s seemingly all about her ex, Justin Bieber. Following its midnight release, speculation began to run rampant that Bieber’s wife, Hailey Baldwin, reacted to Gomez’s song with a subtle but very aggressive response on social media. Now, Baldwin took to Instagram to make her position about all the internet-fueled drama perfectly clear.

Gomez first teased her new track last week, and fans immediately jumped to the conclusion that the lyrics referenced the ups and downs of her relationship with Bieber, which lasted seven years on and off. When the singer finally dropped "Lose You to Love Me" in full — as well as the accompanying music video —Baldwin, aka Mrs. Bieber, shared a seemingly shady post on her Instagram Story around the exact same time.

Baldwin posted a screenshot of a song called "I’ll Kill You" by Summer Walker, and plenty fans assumed it was a dig at her husband’s ex. First of all, if Baldwin did post that in response to Gomez’s song, that’d be *super* aggressive. Second of all, yes, the timing might seem a tad suspicious. However, it’s not clear who posted first, since there’s no to-the-minute time stamp on Instagram Story. Finally — and most importantly — Baldwin responded to JustJared’s Instagram post about the whole thing, swiftly putting all the drama to rest. "please stop with this nonsense," she wrote, while also calling the speculation "complete BS."

It’s also worth noting that even though Gomez is Bieber’s ex, Baldwin totally shipped Jelena before she and her now-husband got together. Last July, Betches dug up a couple of Baldwin’s old tweets from 2011, and in the first one she wrote, "I don’t care what anyone says but Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez together is the definition of a teenage dream!" A few months later, the model added, "I’m for sure 100% team #Jelena."

Regardless, Baldwin has no reason to feel threatened by Gomez’s new song. She married Bieber (twice now), and "Lose You to Love Me" isn’t just about Gomez closing the door on an old relationship — she said so herself.

"This song was inspired by many things that have happened in my life since releasing my last album," she wrote in a comment about the video on YouTube. "I want people to feel hope and to know you will come out the other side stronger and a better version of yourself." So, there you have it. Calm down, everybody, and keep moving along. Nothing to see here.

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