Selena Gomez’s mother has shared what she thinks about her daughter and Justin Bieber’s rekindled romance, saying it’s something she is “not happy” about. Although she is reportedly unhappy about the reunion, she is okay with Gomez living her life the way she wants as long as she is safe, healthy and happy.

Speaking with Gossip Cop, Mandy Teefey said her daughter is now an adult, so she allows her to make her own choices in life. Teefey also admitted that she is not happy about Gomez and Bieber’s latest reunion.

PEOPLE previously reported that Gomez’s family was concerned about the on-again romance, according to the publication’s multiple sources. It is reportedly causing some family conflicts.

Teefey revealed that she and Bieber have not spoken in “years.” She meant no form of communication at all, even through text, not even when Gomez had undergone a kidney transplant. The operation took place when Gomez’s close friend Francia Raisa offered to donate her organ. The former suffered Lupus for years. The “13 Reasons Why” producer said they were beyond blessed for having Raisa in their lives.

At one point during the time of the procedure, Teefey reportedly felt scared. “I am pretty sure I am banned from that hospital [now],” she joked. She added that she was so proud of her daughter’s bravery.

Meanwhile, there were reports claiming that a rift widened when she and her husband stopped managing Gomez’s career. Teefey noted that every mother and daughter have disagreements. She recalled losing family time because they would always talk about business.

“It was no longer fun for any of us, like it was when she was younger and we had to be with her because she was a minor,” she added, clarifying that she does not control her “the way it has been portrayed.”

When asked if she was concerned about Gomez’s well-being now that she has reunited with Bieber, she said her daughter is a 25-year-old who knows what's at stake with her health. While the pair’s reunion is supposedly causing a conflict in the family, Bieber was said to be determined to show he had matured.