Ariana Grandeis moving forward.
The singer — who recently kicked off her Sweetener World Tour — shared a mysterious note to her Instagram Story on Thursday without comment, titled “Letting Someone Go.”
“Decide to let them go, but not because you’re being petty and resentful. You let them go because you really believe that the both of you canfind the healing you truly needwithout being together and hurting each other in the process,” the quote advised. “Letting someone go doesn’t mean you stop loving and caring about anyone. Letting go means you’re choosing freedom over the illusion of loyalty.”
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Grande, 25, split from ex-fiancéPete Davidsonin October 2018 after awhirlwind romance that lastedonly several months. (TheSaturday Night Livestar has sincestarted datingactressKate Beckinsale.)
The cryptic post comes just after the “7 Rings” singerdebuted new inkon Instagram, Sunday: a delicate leaf outline across her ribcage. One of the seven leaves is wrapped around her tattoo of the word “Always,” which she debuted in June while still in a relationship with Davidson, 25.
Incaptioning the photo, Grande clarified that her new art was not meant as concealment, writing, “Not a cover up just evolvin 🌫.”
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Rumors have swirled over the past few months about Grande’s current love life. A source told PEOPLE in February that the “Thank U, Next” hitmaker recently spent time at an L.A. recording studio with her ex-boyfriendBig Sean, 30, whom she split from in April 2015 after nearly nine months of dating.
Grande and exRicky Alvarez kicked off 2019 together, when they were spotted walking the streets of New York City on New Year’s Day — but the singer squashed romance rumors between herself and Alvarez the previous month, writing on Instagram, “We’re friends everyone take a big ol breather.”
On Monday, Grande opened her Sweetener tour in Albany, New York,with a sweet tribute toher late ex-boyfriendMac Miller, whodied of an accidental overdoseon Sept. 7, 2018, at the age of 26. Fans tweeted that Miller’s music was playing for the crowd before Grande began her show.
The sweet gesture came just two months after Grandeshared a messageon Miller’s birthday. “Miss u,” she wrote on the morning of Jan. 19 in a since-deleted Tweet, without sharing any additional information.
source: people.com
