Selena Gomez sings with sister Gracie at an Olivia Rodrigo concert | CTB News

Sharing a video of herself and her sister Gracie singing together during an Olivia Rodrigo concert, Selena Gomez has won hearts everywhere.

Selena Gomez adores her role as an older sibling.

On Friday, the Only Murders in the Building actress released a throwback video to her TikTok account in which she and her younger sister Gracie Elliot Teefey can be seen enjoying a concert by the pop diva Olivia Rodrigo.

Gomez, 30 at the time of the video, can be seen wearing a Sour Tour bucket hat while she and her sister dance about to Rodrigo's "Driver's License" and sing along.

At the end of the little footage, the couple sings to one another, "And I just can't comprehend how you could be so okay now that I'm gone."

People seemed moved by the special moment captured in Gomez's TikTok video, as evidenced by the thousands of comments the clip received.

SELENA AND HER SISTER, one fan gushed. An further person exclaimed, "This is really wonderful," while a third user remarked, "Definitely core memories that will be with her forever."

Some of Gracie's previous appearances on Gomez's TikTok channel.

The singer posted a cute video last July in which she and Gracie recreated a classic scene from Full House.

The two women sat next to each other and acted out a scene from the hit TV show in which D.J. (Candace Cameron Bure) and Stephanie (Jodie Sweetin) Tanner dispute about who is the better sister.

Gomez, playing D.J., lip synced to lines about who was older and younger and taller and shorter, and then Gracie, playing Stephanie, retorted, "I'm not falling for it!"

She simply captioned the touching sibling video, "Sisters," by Gomez.

Gomez wrote on Instagram in 2017 on providing a good example for her daughter Gracie "My sister is strong, courageous, and stunning, and I will never stop telling her that. They will teach her from an early age that her opinion counts. She'll eventually realize the value of leadership and motivate people with her honesty."