Ariana Grande is speaking out about the fight against body image abuse and beauty

Ariana Grande tells herself.

The singer and actress, whose appearance has been the main topic of conversation as they promote “bad: with good,” took the good, “took the good,” took the good, “took the good,” took the good, “took Instagram to inform you of the need for his vision.

He wrote after this from last year as a reminder of love to all,” he wrote on his Instagram site on Saturday, along with a clip of a long video interview he did with Cynthia Erivo who passed away last December.

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The clip shows Gande talking about the beauty standards women face, saying, “I’ve been doing this in public and I’ve heard all 16.

He continued, “But that’s everything, even from something as simple as your appearance. You’re young, and you feel all kinds of things.”

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Ariana Grande attends “bad: for good!” New York Premiere at David Geffen Hall on November, 17, 2025 in New York City. (Taylor Hill / WireMage)

Prande said, “It’s hard to defend yourself against that noise,” and clarified that one doesn’t have to be a global superstar to receive that kind of criticism and fight it.

“It’s an uncomfortable thing if you’re definitely facing, or if you’re going to dinner, and somebody’s grandmother says, ‘Oh, my God, he looks good, what’s going on?’ or ‘you look fast, what’s going on?’ “He said. “That’s an uncomfortable and scary thing, no matter where it happens, no matter what scale it happens.”

Grande has been pushing the continuing trend of being “ugly,” and with her red carpet appearances come many pieces commenting on her weight.

Grande and Erivo have been promoting the second film of the “Bad” story this month. (Kevin Mazur/Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Universal Pictures)

One person on X wrote that the ‘bad: good’ parts were ‘hard to watch ’cause the good’ looked so small’

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One believed that she looked “very thin” before the first film, “but she has slimmed down a lot.”

Ariana Grande, pictured in 2015, first rose to fame on the nickelodeon show “Victory.” (AP)

Many fans objected to the natural petaite, one person wrote, “Ariana has always been skinny when she was at her normal weight, stop falling for the propaganda you see online.”

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A representative for Grande did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.