Ariana Grande, Dark Times

Ariana Grande's 'Thank U, Next' album 'saved her life'
Ariana Grande credits her 'Thank U, Next' album with saving her life. The 31-year-old pop star went through a dark time battling post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) following the bombing of her concert at Manchester Arena in 2017 - which killed 22 people and injured more than a thousand - and she has now revealed working on that album was a form of therapy.
Ariana Grande Credits ‘Thank U, Next’ With ‘Saving My Life’ During ‘Dark Times’
Ariana Grande has a lot of gratitude for Thank U, Next. While reflecting on her career in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter ‘s Awards Chatter podcast, the singer-actress opened up about the therapeutic powers her smash 2019 album had during a “dark” period in her life.
Ariana Grande Opens Up About ‘Dark Times’ Following Manchester Attack And Mac Miller's Death
Ariana is opening up about “the dark times” she experienced after a terrorist attack at her concert and the death of her ex-boyfriend. In May 2017, 22 people were killed and many more were injured when a terrorist attack took place at Ariana’s concert in Manchester.
Ariana Grande opens up about mental health battle and ‘dark times’ in career
Speaking on The Hollywood Reporter Awards Chatter podcast, Ariana opened up about her struggles during the creation of Sweetener and Thank U, Next
Ariana Grande Opens Up About 'Dark Times' Amid 'Thank U, Next' Era
Ariana Grande is opening up about the "dark times" she experienced during two of her biggest eras. The Wicked star appeared on the February 3 episode of The Hollywood Reporter's Awards Chatter podcast where she detailed the "grief and depression" she fought through during her Sweetener and Thank U,
Ariana Grande Recalls 'Dealing with PTSD' Plus 'Grief,' 'Depression and Anxiety' in “Sweetener” and “Thank U, Next ”Eras
Sweetener' arrived after the deadly 2017 bombing at Grande's Manchester concert and shortly before the 2018 death of her ...
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The 24 best album of the year nominees that got robbed at the Grammys
"Thank U, Next" is a perfect pop album that Ariana Grande managed to create amid trauma and grief. Grande channeled this feverish period of upheaval and grief into one of the most ...
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Ariana Grande Skips Grammy Awards for 5th Year in a Row
Ariana Grande, who earned three Grammy nominations this year for her seventh album Eternal Sunshine, skipped the Grammys for ...