Odd problem with SelectedIndexChanged event of TabControl

When I set the SelectedIndex of a tabcontrol programmatically, the
SelectedIndexChanged will not fire if I set the index to 0;

MyTabControl.SelectedIndex = 0

It does fire with a value of 1, but since the index is zero-based, that will
select the 2nd tab.

What can be wrong here?

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