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Ariana Grande
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Ariana Grande posted a message on Saturday asking her fans to stop sending “hateful messages to the people in my life” following the release of her album. eternal sun.
“I just wanted to say that anyone who is sending hate messages to the people in my life based on their interpretation of this album is not supporting me and is doing the absolute opposite of what I would encourage,” Grande wrote in an Instagram Story. .
The pop star added that fans’ messages are “completely misinterpreting the intention behind the music.”
Grande’s seventh album, released Friday, explores facets of personal relationships and individual growth, and comes on the heels of a year in which her love life dominated the news. Grande and her ex-husband, Dalton Gómez, She filed for divorce in September 2023. Around the same time, it was supposedly romantically linked to her Wicked co-star, Ethan Slater.
“While this album captures many painful moments, it is also interwoven with a line of deep and sincere love,” Grande wrote on Saturday. “If you can’t hear that, listen more closely.”
Also on Saturday, the singer performed at Saturday night live with Josh Brolin as host. Grande performed “We Can’t Be Friends (Wait Your Love)” and “Imperfect for You,” both new releases from eternal sunand the last of which was introduced by his mother, Joan Grande.
Grande’s statement comes a few weeks after she addressed the tabloid attention during an appearance on the Zach Sang Showsaying, “We selectively remember that this is what the tabloids do to people, especially women, based on whether we like the person or not.”
“We selectively leave room for humanity, for nuance,” he continued, adding that tabloid readers “don’t leave room for that.”