Jennifer Love Hewitt delighted fans this week with a powerful cover of Selena Gomez’s 2019 hit “Lose You to Love Me.”
The 47-year-old actress, who debuted a bold new look months ago, took to her main Instagram page on Monday to sing the emotional ballad. Several followers described her performance as “breathtaking.”
Hewitt, who pursued her love of music early in her career, looked directly into the camera as she performed over instrumental music playing in the background.
The “Ghost Whisperer” alum showcased her vocal range by moving through a variety of notes during the performance.
In her caption, Hewitt revealed that she has “always loved this song” and shared a message of affection for Gomez.
“Long day at work today and singing always makes me feel centered and ready. Happy Monday everyone ❤️.”
Jennifer Love Hewitt, 47, delighted fans with her cover of Selena Gomez’s 2019 hit “Lose You to Love Me” this week; seen in 2025 in L.A.
The actress took to her main Instagram page on Monday to perform the emotional ballad, with some followers calling her cover “breathtaking”; (Jennifer Love Hewitt/Instagram)
In the video, the star wore a stylish jacket as her blonde hair fell past her shoulders in soft waves.
She completed the look with mascara on her lashes and a warm blush across her cheekbones.
Fans quickly filled the comments with reactions to Hewitt’s singing video, while Gomez responded with a red heart emoji to applaud the actress.
Jenna Dewan also shared three red heart and clapping emojis. One fan wrote, “This song is so…..good and you LOVE did awesome. Best cover yet.”
Another admirer said, “I love hearing you sing, Jennifer. Your voice has such a beautiful warmth to it,” while someone else declared, “this woman is absolutely amazing.”
“You brought new life to this!!! (such a great song!),” one person commented. Another added, “Brb making your tour schedule because it’s time you take this on the road.”
One Instagram user called Hewitt “a true talented icon,” while another praised the performance as “Absolutely and effortlessly beautiful and Breathtaking. I got chills.”
Other followers wondered whether Hewitt might return to the recording studio and release new music in the future.
Hewitt, who pursued her passion for music early in her career, looked into the camera while singing over instrumental music playing in the background
In her caption, Hewitt said she has “always loved this song” before sending love to Gomez; (Jennifer Love Hewitt/Instagram)
Social media users rushed to comment on Hewitt’s video, with Gomez applauding the actress with a red heart emoji; seen earlier this month in L.A.
“I remember you singing when I was younger do you think you will do another album,” one fan asked. Another wrote, “You sound incredible, when is the concert?”
Daily Mail has reached out to a rep of Hewitt for comment, but has yet to hear back.
While Hewitt is known for appearing on the screen in projects such as I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997) and shows such as 9-1-1, she had also previously followed her passion for music.
She offered backup vocals on Martika’s number one track Toy Soldiers in 1989.
Hewitt’s debut studio album, Love Songs, was released in Japan in 1992 and recorded when she was 12-years-old.
The star then released two albums after being signed to Atlantic Records: Let’s Go Bang (1995) and Jennifer Love Hewitt (1996).
However, the actress was later dropped by the label when both albums failed to land on the charts.
Hewitt later recorded the song How Do I Deal for her movie I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997), and landed her on the charts.
Hewitt’s debut studio album, Love Songs, was released in Japan in 1992 and recorded when she was 12-years-old; seen in 2002 in L.A.
Hewitt later recorded the song How Do I Deal for her movie I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997), and landed her on the charts
Her fourth studio album, BareNaked, was released in 2002 under Jive Records.
The LP reached the number 37 spot on the Billboard 200 chart at the time, and became her most successful album.
The single BareNaked also landed on the charts, such as reaching number 24 on the U.S. Billboard Bubbling Under Hot 100.
However, the LP was the last album that Hewitt recorded.
‘I’m a singer who acts. It’s my spirit. I feel alive when I do it. I love acting, but it came unexpected in my life. Singing has always been a part of me,’ Hewitt told Billboard back in 2002.
Back in 2013, Hewitt expressed to Broadway World that she had been considering the possibility of recording a new album.
‘I’m a singer who acts. It’s my spirit. I feel alive when I do it. I love acting, but it came unexpected in my life. Singing has always been a part of me,’ Hewitt told Billboard back in 2002; seen in 2003
‘Well, I am thinking about it right now,’ she said at the time.
‘I am not officially working on anything at the moment, but I am thinking about maybe playing around with some stuff. Nothing official, but I wouldn’t mind doing it again soon.’
The star has also found success with her acting career, and took on leading roles in shows including Ghost Whisperer and The Client List.
Most recently, she has been playing the role of 911 dispatcher Maddie Buckley in the series 9-1-1. The 10th season officially premiered earlier this month on October 15.
