Pop star takes a break - 17th August 2026
Ariana Grande wants a break from the media. She's pausing her public life when her concert tour ends.
Some people were worried about Grande's health. Then, Grande posted a new music video on Instagram. The video's for her new song - Petal. Grande looks very thin in the video.
Some users told Instagram about the post. Instagram added a community note to the post. The note had helplines for people with eating disorders.
Grande isn't taking a break because of this note. She planned the break for a long time.
She spoke to fans at her concert in Chicago. "Human beings do need a break sometimes," she said.
Petal's about people's negative comments. This may be how Grande feels about the media.
Fans showed love for the singer. Their posts used the hashtag #WeLoveYouAriana.
Grande had some difficult times. But she didn't stop working. Her last concert's in London on 1st September.
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