Looks like Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber got in touch with their inner Patrick Swayze-Jennifer Grey personae during a private dancing session while on their whirlwind weekend in Texas.
In two videos posted by the Canadian singer on Instagram late Monday – and deleted Tuesday morning – the off-again, on-again couple got hot and heavy while dancing to John Legend’s “Ordinary People.”
In both 30-second clips, the stars get very close and personal in a sexy, emotional and intense interaction between two people seemingly pretty much in love.
Bieber, 20, pins Gomez, 21, against the wall while the R&B song plays in the background.
The lyrics seem very appropriate for the scene: “Girl I’m in love with you/This ain’t the honeymoon/ Past the infatuation phase/ Right in the thick of love/ At times we get sick of love/ It seems like we argue every day.”
"I know I misbehaved/ And you made your mistakes/ And we both still got room left to grow/ And though love sometimes hurts/I still put you first/ And we'll make this thing work/ But I think we should take it slow."
It’s unclear when the homemade videos were made, although Bieber’s cross tattoo on his chest shows that it’s recent.
The “Boyfriend” singer joined Gomez in Texas over the weekend, where she was slated to perform at the 2014 BorderFest at the Hidalgo State Farm Arena on Saturday.
The duo was spotted having fun around town – having a PDA-filled breakfast, a stop at Starbucks and some shopping.
Bieber also dedicated his leading lady a love song when he gave a surprise performance at the 2013 SXSW Festival in Austin on Sunday. He sang “As Long as You Love Me.”
Although Bieber’s homemade Instagram videos are no longer on the social media website, they can be found throughout YouTube.
Other videos also found online are of Bieber’s deposition stemming from an allegation he told his bodyguard to rough up a Miami-based photographer.
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