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Ariana Grande, 30, revealed she acquired a brand new tattoo, in an interview with Attract. The singer’s new ink, which is one among many tattoos she has, is Glinda the Good Witch from the unique Wizard of Oz guide, and it’s one thing she’s wished to get for some time. “When they come to me, I just get them,” she instructed the outlet about her tattoos. “This one I knew I wanted to get for a very long time.”
Ariana confirmed the “most recent” tattoo, which is situated on the again of her proper hand, to the interviewer and mentioned, “It’s Glinda from the original L. Frank Baum book.”
“I waited forever to fill up this hand,” she continued. “I thought, ‘I’m gonna wait for the right thing to come along,’ and yeah, that felt very right.”
Ariana’s new tattoo is just not too shocking contemplating she performs Glinda the Good Witch within the upcoming Depraved film, which she co-starred in with reported new boyfriend, Ethan Slater. The actor, 31, who’s finest identified for taking part in the title function within the Spongebob Squarepants musical, performs the function of Boq, within the extremely anticipated movie, which is ready to be launched subsequent 12 months. The younger stars’ romance was first reported in July, amid studies that Ariana and her husband Dalton Gomez break up. It was additionally later reported that Ethan had filed for divorce from his spouse of 5 years, Lilly Jay.
When Ariana’s not making headlines for her tattoos and love life, she’s doing so for her profession. The “Love Me Harder” crooner reportedly break up from her supervisor Scooter Braun, whom she began working with in 2013. Puck‘s Matthew Belloni took to Twitter to share the news just hours after Variety reported that Demi Lovato has done the same. “NEWS: Ariana Grande has parted ways with Scooter Braun as her manager,” Matthew wrote in the post. Ariana has yet to confirm the report, but Scooter seemed to poke fun at the news in his own tweet, around the same time the split went public. “Breaking news… I’m now not managing myself,” he wrote.
