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Cooking Up Love: Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco’s Adorable Date Night Revealed

Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco Cook at Their First Date Restaurant After Engagement – Watch the Sweet Moment!

Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco just took a heartwarming trip down memory lane! The newly engaged couple revisited Jitlada, the Los Angeles restaurant where they had their first date, and this time, they stepped into the kitchen to cook with chef Jazz Singsanong.

Their romantic culinary adventure was captured in a video shared by Blanco, showing the lovebirds preparing a shrimp dish while the chef guided them. The sweet moment had fans swooning, and Chef Jazz had nothing but love for the couple.

Cooking Up Memories: Selena & Benny Recreate Their First Date Meal

The video, posted on Instagram, shows Gomez and Blanco working side by side in the kitchen. As they cooked shrimp, Blanco gushed, “Jazz is the best person in the world. She makes the best food.”

The chef returned the love, calling Blanco the "kindest man on earth" and thanking both him and Gomez for their kindness. She even left a touching comment:

“Can’t wait to cook on your wedding.”

She also shared a personal story, revealing that when she had a severe cold for three weeks, Blanco checked in on her every other day. “What a lucky 70-year-old lady. Love you,” she added, showing her appreciation for the music producer’s kindness.

How Selena & Benny’s Love Story Inspired Their Music

Gomez and Blanco’s relationship isn’t just influencing their personal lives—it’s making its way into their music too! The couple recently announced their upcoming album, "I Said I Love You First," which is set to release on March 21.

Fans will get a sneak peek into their love story with “Sunset Blvd”, a song inspired by their first date at Jitlada. Gomez confirmed that the track will drop on March 14, making it one of the most anticipated releases of the month.

Selena & Benny’s Engagement: A Diamond Worth the Wait

The couple first made their relationship public in December 2023, and just a year later, Blanco popped the question in the most romantic way—on a soundstage with a stunning marquise diamond.

In a recent Interview Magazine feature, Gomez shared that she had dreamed of having a marquise diamond since the release of her song “Good for You.” She chose to keep the full proposal details private, explaining that she wanted to save those special memories for their future children.

Selena & Benny: The Love Story Fans Can’t Get Enough Of

From cooking together at the restaurant where it all began to creating music that reflects their journey, Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco’s relationship is a true love story in the making. Their fans are eager to see what’s next, whether it’s new music, wedding plans, or more sweet moments like this one.

With Chef Jazz already hinting at cooking for their wedding, it looks like the couple’s love story is only getting sweeter—both on and off the plate!

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