ThoughAriana GrandeandPete Davidson‘ssudden splitcame as a shock to many of her fans, the singer wasn’t looking to surprise her ex-fiancé when she dropped herhit single “Thank U, Next.”In hernewBillboardcover story, the star, 25, refuses to discuss thespecifics of her breakupwith theSaturday Night Livestar, also 25, but reveals she gave him a heads-up before the track’s release.“I wasn’t going to blindside anybody,” she told the outlet. Many have criticized the young singer for moving on quickly from exes, and both she and Davidson fielded online bullying because of theirover-the-top PDA.Ariana Grande.Miller MobleyHowever, Grande explains that her public romances aren’t something she can control. “This is how I meet people — I can’t just, like, meet someone at a bar,” she adds. “I live fast and full-out, and I make mistakes, and I learn from them and I’m grateful no matter what happens.”The empowering song — which was written “mostly” in a week and also shouts out her exesMac Miller, Big Sean andRicky Alvarez— is her favorite track Grande has ever released.“It’s me and my besties tipsy off champagne — and me with my broken heart — just letting it out and having fun,” she says. “I love this more than any other song I’ve ever put out.”Miller MobleyHeading out on tour in March, Grande iscontinuing to heal from the traumaof the last couple years and channeling her heartbreak into a new album.Miller Mobley“This [album’s] not particularly uplifting. A lot of it sounds really upbeat, but it’s actually a super sad chapter,” she says.Still, the star is looking forward to the future and working harder than ever. “I guess there’s not much I’m afraid of anymore,” she says. “When life tries you with such serious s— so many times, your priorities change. I don’t give a s—. I just want to be happy and healthy — one day — and make music.”
ThoughAriana GrandeandPete Davidson‘ssudden splitcame as a shock to many of her fans, the singer wasn’t looking to surprise her ex-fiancé when she dropped herhit single “Thank U, Next.”
In hernewBillboardcover story, the star, 25, refuses to discuss thespecifics of her breakupwith theSaturday Night Livestar, also 25, but reveals she gave him a heads-up before the track’s release.
“I wasn’t going to blindside anybody,” she told the outlet. Many have criticized the young singer for moving on quickly from exes, and both she and Davidson fielded online bullying because of theirover-the-top PDA.
Ariana Grande.Miller Mobley
However, Grande explains that her public romances aren’t something she can control. “This is how I meet people — I can’t just, like, meet someone at a bar,” she adds. “I live fast and full-out, and I make mistakes, and I learn from them and I’m grateful no matter what happens.”
The empowering song — which was written “mostly” in a week and also shouts out her exesMac Miller, Big Sean andRicky Alvarez— is her favorite track Grande has ever released.
“It’s me and my besties tipsy off champagne — and me with my broken heart — just letting it out and having fun,” she says. “I love this more than any other song I’ve ever put out.”
Miller Mobley
Heading out on tour in March, Grande iscontinuing to heal from the traumaof the last couple years and channeling her heartbreak into a new album.
“This [album’s] not particularly uplifting. A lot of it sounds really upbeat, but it’s actually a super sad chapter,” she says.
Still, the star is looking forward to the future and working harder than ever. “I guess there’s not much I’m afraid of anymore,” she says. “When life tries you with such serious s— so many times, your priorities change. I don’t give a s—. I just want to be happy and healthy — one day — and make music.”
source: people.com
