The physical change of the singer Ariana Grande has been attracting attention on her social networks for a long time since she avoids public exposure, moves away from flashes and focuses on her cosmetics brand R.E.M. Her extreme thinness is evident in her new publications and due to the manifest concern of her fan, the artist wanted to clarify that she does not suffer from any mental health problem or eating disorder.
The singer, aware of the doubts that she has raised among her fans, wanted to share an explanation video on her TikTok. "I'm not good at this, but I just wanted to address your concerns about my body and talk a little about what it means to be a person who gets so much attention," the actress began.
"I think we should be kinder and less comfortable commenting on other people's bodies, no matter what. We should help each other work to be safer," Grande said. "If you think you're saying something good, healthy or unhealthy, big or small, this or that... you have to work to not do it so much. There are ways to compliment someone or ignore something you see that you don't like," he said. added.
The artist has also revealed that there was a time when she was not healthy, and that is the body that her followers take as normative and healthy. She assures that the version that Internet users consider the healthiest was actually her lowest moment: "The body with which you have been comparing my current body was the least healthy version of my body. I took a lot of antidepressants, drank alcohol, I ate poorly and was at the lowest point of my life.
In her message, Ariana wanted to make it clear that beauty and health don't go hand in hand, and that fans often think they know everything about their idols, but that's not the case. "You never know what someone is going through. Even if you're speaking lovingly, that person is probably already working on it. So be kind," she has advised. For Grande, self-love is also an indispensable element in the happiness formula.
The time to which Grande refers could coincide with a series of traumatic events that occurred one after the other, between 2017 and 2020. First came the attack at her concert in Manchester in 2017 during her Dangerous Woman Tour, causing 22 deaths and 116 wounded. In 2018, her ex-boyfriend Mac Miller died in 2018, and two years later her wedding to Pete Davidson was canceled due to irreconcilable differences.
