Ariana Grande's Sibling Collab, Cryptic Posts, and Wicked Buzz

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Ariana Grande has had a remarkably eventful past several days, making headlines for both her artistic collaborations and her visible presence on social media. The most significant development is her long-awaited collaboration with her brother, Frankie Grande. On July 7, Frankie announced that Ariana will be featured on a remix of his song Hotel Rock Bottom, marking the first time the siblings have officially released music together. Frankie called the song deeply personal and said Ariana’s involvement makes it even more meaningful, while Ariana reposted the news on her own Instagram Stories, adding she was proud and grateful to be part of Frankie's project. The remix released on Friday alongside the deluxe edition of Frankie's album, and Ariana engaged actively with fans and family, posting heart and infinity emojis and a sweet note to her brother on social media, all of which was picked up by outlets like Parade and Black Promoters Collective.

Beyond music, Ariana’s presence on social media remains vibrant. Just in the past week, she teased new solo music with a cryptic Instagram post that generated enormous buzz among her fans, as reported by the Daily Sun. Her Instagram feed and Stories have included heartfelt recaps and behind-the-scenes glimpses, including sweet tributes to her boyfriend and Wicked co-star Ethan Slater. She drew attention by sharing a selfie with him and Jeff Goldblum, generating speculation but confirming the couple is still very much together and very supportive of each other's work. Grande’s year-end social carousel also celebrated her friendships with her castmates and highlighted her charitable donation to the Manchester Foundation Trust, underscoring her continued connection to the city following the 2017 tragedy.

Grande’s public appearances have also made headlines. She and Slater were seen at Broadway, supporting their friend Liz Gillies, and at the Stanley Cup Finals, with entertainment outlets noting Ariana’s comfort in these public, somewhat low-key environments. Sources like People and Vanity Fair have underscored Grande’s positive attitude towards her relationship, with Ariana herself pushing back against media scrutiny by stating on Instagram that she’s never felt more “pride or joy or love,” while also feeling deeply misunderstood by those outside her circle.

Looking ahead, Ariana is set to co-star with Cynthia Erivo in a major two-hour Wicked concert special, scheduled to air on NBC this November, which Universal Pictures and Gay Times describe as a one-time-only televised event that is expected to be a major cultural moment. Meanwhile, the Club 90s Ariana Grande Night in San Diego, promoted by Ticketmaster, testifies to her enduring fanbase and the ongoing celebration of her catalog. For now, the real headline is her creative reunion with her brother, a rare glimpse into the personal and professional worlds of one of pop’s brightest stars.

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