Ariana Grande, Ethan Slater end their relationship after almost three years
Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater made their relationship Instagram official in November of last year
It is being reported that Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater have secretly ended their relationship.
An insider told PEOPLE magazine that Grande and Slater have parted ways after three years of togetherness.
The source shared, "It’s amicable, they gave lots of time and careful consideration and decided to go their separate ways. They are still friends and very supportive of one another. They have been quietly broken up for several months.”
Notably, Grande is “doing great” and has shifted her complete focus to her Eternal Sunshine tour, which started on June 6, as well as her forthcoming release of the album Patel on July 31.
For those unaware, the 32-year-old American singer-songwriter and actress and the 34-year-old American actor and singer were first rumored to have a relationship in July 2023 after they crossed paths on the set of their movie Wicked.
After more than a year, they confirmed their relationship on Instagram in November 2024 and had been attending several events together ever since, including promotional events for Wicked and Wicked: For Good.
It is pertinent to mention that this comes after the same outlet claimed in November that Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater were working on their relationship despite having their work commitments, as they were “incredibly supportive” of each other’s careers.
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