Following the release of her latest album, “Eternal Sunshine,” Ariana Grande has issued a heartfelt plea to her fans, urging them to refrain from sending negative messages to those close to her. The artist took to Instagram on Saturday, addressing concerns that some interpretations of her new music have led to unwanted hostility towards individuals in her life.
In her message, Grande emphasized that actions rooted in hate do not support her or reflect the values she upholds. Instead, she calls for understanding and kindness, marking a clear stance against cyberbullying and harassment.
“Eternal Sunshine,” inspired by the 2004 film of the same name, delves into themes of love, loss, and moving forward. Speculation among fans suggests that some tracks may touch upon Grande’s personal experiences, including her recent divorce from Dalton Gomez and subsequent relationship with actor Ethan Slater.
Grande’s appeal highlights the importance of separating art from personal assumptions and reminds fans that empathy and respect should guide their interactions. As she graced the “Saturday Night Live” stage, performing pieces from the album, the message was clear: music is a form of expression, not a weapon for harm.
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