Ariana Grande says he doesn’t give up music for film projects

Ariana Grande says he does not plan to give up a music career after the announcement that works on another film project.

After removing the role together with Eriva’s Cynthia in Wicked, on Wednesday, the singer confirmed the position that she was shot in the film’s film adaptation, Oh, the places where you go.

But placing in social groups, Ariana reassured fans that no more acting roles does not mean that her musical career does not mean that there is a place for both.

Singing and music “is always my lifeline,” she says. “For all this, you will need to make a place.”

In 2024, the American singer released her latest album “Eternal Sunshine”, but fans were unable to see how it performs it.

She has not toured since her sweetener in 2019, but also teased, may soon plan to return on the road.

“I work on the plan to sing for you next year,” she said. “Even if it’s just a minor.”

Ariana is also engaged in makeup and says that the balance of other projects means her musical career “may not look like it was before, but I prefer it looks in my head.”

“I feel grateful and excited and inspired. Find the balance between many projects and efforts I love and do it in your own way.”

Super -supporter Michael Rodriguez de Jesus says that he “shouted very loudly”, seeing the position and hint on the excursion.

But he thinks that when Ariana goes on the road, it will be a “mini -ecsque” and “many fans can be upset.”

“I saw different discourses on the Internet where people are really upset what she’s making movies,” says a 23-year-old boy from Luton.

Michael also believes that Fundo is broken with some disappointed music that is not the only attention of the star.

“I felt a bit of the same mood,” he says.

“How when are we going to get another round? Did she find a house in the acting in which she wants to stay forever? What kind of person will be if not a fan of Ariana music?”

But in general, Michael says that “no one has missed.”

“As a fan, it is exciting to see the artist who you like to do a lot. You can experience their talent much more.”