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Shawn Mendes Reveals his Celebrity Crush

Jennifer Ross by Jennifer Ross
June 29, 2019
in Entertainment
Reading Time: 3 mins read

Shawn Mendes and Camilla Cabello came out with their new single “Senorita” a few days back. The song became a fan favourite and is breaking all records. Both of them are ready to kick off their North American tour soon.

The “Senorita” singer is one of the hottest boys around in the industry. And fans are always curious. Now, after the song with Camilla Cabello is out, fans can’t stop shipping them together.

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The duo met each other around five years ago, and they have been friends since then. And even though a lot of fans speculate about Shawn and Camilla, none of them give it a thumbs up.

Recently, Camilla shared a video of her and Shawn rehearsing. Both of them try to get their moves straight on their song Senorita. But Shawn accidentally drops Camilla. And she can’t stop laughing. She captioned the video – “Remember when you dropped me?”

It seems both of them are just good friends who share a great bond, and lovely chemistry. And it isn’t Camilla Cabello whom Shawn Mendes loves.

In a Q&A round with the fans Shawn revealed a goofy detail about him. When a fan asked him about his celebrity crush, he said the name of Emma Watson.

“I really just do love Emma Watson still! I’ll tell her that. When I met her, I was really embarrassed. “
He hasn’t stopped gushing about her, and fans find evidence of his crush back from 2016. He posted a tweet in 2016 “@Emma Watson okay. Here it is. I love you.”

He also talked about her when he did Carpool Karaoke with James Corden. He said- “I met Emma Watson once. And that was one of the first times. I was really, really starstruck. And I was definitely sweating a bit, but I think I played it cool. I think it was good.”

Shawn’s fascination with Emma Watson started when she played Hermione in the Harry Potter movie series. Emma Watson’s massive popularity comes from her playing Hermione. It is no surprise that Shawn loves Emma because he is a big Potterhead.

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Jennifer has been a part of the journey ever since The American Reporter started. As a strong learner and passionate writer, she contributes her editing skills for the news agency. She also jots down intellectual pieces from health category.

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