Selena Gomez’s Instagram is down after hackers posted nude photos of Justin Bieber If you try to access Selena Gomez’s Instagram page right now, you’ll receive an error message that says her profile “isn’t available.” That’s because somebody — most likely, a troll or trolls — have apparently hacked into her account. As a result, everything from the pop singer’s page has now been wiped clean. It’s like what Taylor Swift did to her account two weeks ago, except not on purpose and for a very unfortunate reason.The hacker’s identity at this time is still unknown, though some screenshots offer some clues. Whoever is responsible for this uploaded three nude photos of Justin Bieber to Selena’s account — which we won’t include here for reasons that should be obvious — and instructions to follow three random accounts. It’s likely those accounts belong to the hackers. That’s not all: Selena’s account was listed as “islah gomez,” which matches one of the handles the hackers told people to follow.See a screenshot, below:It’s unfortunate but not surprising that Selena would be a target for hackers. After all, the singer is the most popular person on Instagram, with over 125 million followers.Hopefully, Selena will be back in control of her account soon. This story is currently developing; we’ll update this post with more information as it comes in.Taken from GLAMOUR US. Click here to read the original. Want more breaking celebrity news? Click here. SubscribeShare this article:ShareTweetShareShareEmailYou might also likeExclusive interview with Bonang Matheba on the House of BNG retreat and the power of celebrationNadia Nakai and Toss spark dating rumours after loved-up Valentine’s day postZoe Modiga hosts intimate listening session for fourth studio album " The Vault"Global soul icon Karyn White to perform one-night only at Kirstenbosch gardensDBN Gogo to make history as first female DJ in South Africa to perform a 24-hour setKim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton: A timeline of dating speculationNandi Madida sparks online conversation about the struggles of black South African menHow Shenseea mobilised Jamaica's largest artist-led hurricane relief effort