Ariana Grande is making headlines again, confirming her dual commitment to both music and acting. After her recent casting in the film adaptation of Dr. Seuss's classic, "Oh, The Places You'll Go," alongside Cynthia Erivo, the pop icon made it clear that her passion for music remains steadfast. She shared on social media that music is her "lifeline" and that there is "room for both" her acting and singing careers. Grande, who received three Grammy nominations for her latest album, "Eternal Sunshine," expressed her excitement for future live performances, hinting at a possible mini tour next year after a prolonged hiatus since her last tour in 2019. Although some fans are concerned about her focus shifting towards film, many celebrate her versatility and the opportunity to experience her talent in diverse ways. Grande also noted that she is grateful for the chance to balance her various projects, including her makeup line, stating that while her music career may look different now, she prefers this new vision for her artistic journey.
Fans, especially super supporters like Michael Rodrigues De Jesus, have mixed feelings about her expanding film career, but ultimately recognize the excitement of seeing their favorite artist shine in multiple arenas.
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