Ariana Grande has reassured her fans that she intends to keep her music career vibrant even as she takes on more acting projects. She has recently been cast in the film adaptation of Dr. Seuss's beloved book, "Oh, The Places You'll Go," and had previously starred in "Wicked." Grande's latest album, "Eternal Sunshine," out in 2024, received three Grammy nominations, but she has yet to perform it live since her last tour in 2019. In her social media posts, she expressed that music continues to be her core passion and hinted at possibly touring next year. Despite some fan concerns about her focus shifting to film, she believes in maintaining a balance that allows her to flourish in multiple artistic pursuits.
Ariana Grande Reassures Fans: Music Career Still a Priority Amid Film Projects
Ariana Grande Reassures Fans: Music Career Still a Priority Amid Film Projects
Ariana Grande confirms she won't neglect her music for acting as she takes on new film roles, including the adaptation of Dr. Seuss's "Oh, The Places You'll Go."
In a recent social media update, Ariana Grande told fans she remains committed to her music career despite delving further into acting, including her anticipated role in the film adaptation of "Oh, The Places You'll Go." The pop star, who received three Grammy nominations for her latest album, "Eternal Sunshine," expressed that her musical journey is far from over. She emphasized how music has always been her lifeline, stating, "There will need to be room made for all of it." While she hasn't toured since 2019, Grande hinted at plans to perform live next year, even if it would be a "mini tour" due to balancing her various projects. Fans have expressed mixed feelings but remain excited to see her multifaceted talents shine in both music and film.
Ariana Grande has reassured her fans that she intends to keep her music career vibrant even as she takes on more acting projects. She has recently been cast in the film adaptation of Dr. Seuss's beloved book, "Oh, The Places You'll Go," and had previously starred in "Wicked." Grande's latest album, "Eternal Sunshine," out in 2024, received three Grammy nominations, but she has yet to perform it live since her last tour in 2019. In her social media posts, she expressed that music continues to be her core passion and hinted at possibly touring next year. Despite some fan concerns about her focus shifting to film, she believes in maintaining a balance that allows her to flourish in multiple artistic pursuits.
