KYLIE Jenner’s former friend has seemingly thrown shade at the mom of two in a new video.
Singer Pia Mia took to TikTok on Sunday and uploaded a clip of herself applying makeup from Selena Gomez’s range Rare Beauty.
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The video was accompanied by the track Calm Down by Rema and Selena as Pia applied various different makeup products.
Her followers immediately suspected that she was throwing shade at 25-year-old Kylie, who has recently been accused of bullying Selena.
The Kardashians star is good friends with Hailey Bieber, who is married to Selena’s ex-boyfriend Justin, and the two women have been labeled ‘mean girls’ in recent weeks.
Last week, Kylie and Hailey were accused of trolling Selena and making fun of her eyebrows after Selena posted a TikTok video of herself with overly-laminated brows.
Pia, 26, has now made it clear whose side she is on by posting several TikTok videos using Selena’s music.
“This speaks volumes without you saying a damn word. I am here for it!!!” one fan commented on the most recent clip.
Another said: “selena’s products, and her song. iconic,” while a third wrote: “Absolutely love this #team Selena Gomez.”
A fourth person claimed: “pia mia has spoken without saying a thing!” while another added: “This made me grin.”
“she said what she needed to say without saying anything at all and i stan her for it,” someone else wrote.
“Subtle, but Loud,” a different person claimed, while another agreed: “so subtle yet so shady. I love it, do it again.”
Someone else declared: “We love a loudly silent queen, she made her statement with no word.”
This isn’t the first time this year that Pia has seemingly thrown shade at her former pal Kylie.
Back in January, she appeared to slam the Hulu star for cutting her out of her former friend group.
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Pia discussed the hurtful slight and opened up about feeling left out during a new TikTok video.
Captioned “here for u,” the video showed the Do It Again singer applying her makeup as she discussed the current state of her career.
Pia opened by explaining: “I have worked in the music industry, entertainment industry, in LA for 10-plus years and yesterday I just had one of those days where you’re just completely over it and want to go home.”
The Touch artist stated that it felt “a little bit awkward” to talk to her followers about the hardships she was experiencing but that she hoped it would help.
Pia then disclosed that the relationships she fostered while living in Los Angeles felt very “transactional.”
She revealed: “Even if you’re friends with someone for years, and you actually think that friendship is real, the second that they think you’re not hot enough, famous enough, or making enough money… you’re cut from the group.
“Without anyone telling you anything and without you doing anything wrong.”
The singer admitted frankly: “That s**t is just terrible.”
Pia also explained that it “feels like you can only be associated with if you’re hot in the moment,” before voicing, “that’s not what real friendship and real relationships are.”
The Boys & Girls artist acknowledged: “I do understand to a degree that this is a business, but we are humans too.”
Pia mentioned that she feels it’s “important to shed light” on the treatment of people within these circles because “everyone always acts like everything’s okay.
“It’s important to show that everything is not great all the time and you can still come back from moments or periods in your career where feel like it’s not going the way that you want it to.”
She then warned: “The people who do only want to be around you when you’re ‘hot enough,’ just take note of it. It’s not personal.”
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