Ariana Grande's Changed Look: A Deep Dive Into Her Recent Awards Speech
Singer Ariana Grande has been capturing attention for her noticeably changed appearance lately. According to a report from Page Six on the 4th (local time), Ariana won the Rising Star Award at the Palm Springs Film Festival in California on the 3rd and expressed her gratitude for Juvederm and BOTOX.
Upon taking the stage, Grande enthusiastically stated, “You have no idea how much this means to me.”
She followed up with, “I’ve been performing since I was young, so I never imagined at 31 I would still be called a ‘rising star.’ I wanted to thank my friends, BOTOX and Juvederm. I thought by now I’d be hearing terms like ‘faded star’ or ‘washed-up star,’ so thank you very much,” she added with a touch of humor.
In 2023, Ariana revealed that she regularly received BOTOX and lip fillers when she was younger but claimed to have stopped since 2018. “It was too much. I just wanted to hide,” she explained.
Grande also disclosed more about her beauty treatments during a lie detector test conducted by actress Cynthia Erivo, her co-star in the upcoming film Wicked, set for release in 2024.
During the test, she denied having undergone nose surgery, chin implants, or breast augmentation. Although she asserted that she has never had a facelift, she did acknowledge that it could be a possibility in the future. Additionally, she denied having Brazilian butt lift surgery.
“That doesn’t suit me. I don’t think that’s my style,” Grande stated.
Even as she confirmed having received fillers and BOTOX in various areas, she reiterated that she stopped these treatments several years ago.
In other news, Ariana Grande married Dalton Gomez in May 2021 but recently filed for divorce after nearly two years of marriage. The reason cited for their divorce was “irreconcilable differences.” Following this, there were rumors of an affair after it was reported that Ariana was dating Dalton Gomez while filming the musical movie Wicked.
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