The pop icon hinted at a slower pace for her music career, saying, “I’m gonna say something so scary—it’s gonna scare the absolute s–t out of my fans and everyone, but I love them, and they’ll deal, and we’ll be here forever.” She reassured fans she isn’t leaving pop music entirely but added, “I don’t think doing it at the rate I’ve been doing it for the past 10 years is where I see myself for the next 10.”
Grande expressed a renewed passion for acting and musical theater, reconnecting with the art forms that shaped her early years. Reflecting on her roots, she said it was healing to rediscover parts of herself through characters, voices, and performances. “Whatever makes sense, or whatever roles we see fit, I would really love to. I think it’s a lot better for me. I’m getting emotional,” she shared.
The Victorious alum is no stranger to the stage, having starred in musical productions of Annie, Beauty and the Beast, The Wizard of Oz, and the Broadway musical 13. Now, as she balances acting with music, Grande seems ready to explore a new chapter, blending her talents in ways that honor both her artistic growth and her fans’ enduring support.