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Ariana Grande has surged back into headlines over the past few days, kicking off a wave of excitement with her dramatic return to brunette hair and sparking reactions across social media. On October 29, Grande revealed glossy dark locks in a mirror selfie on Instagram, quoting her Wicked character with “it’s good to see me, isn’t it,” signaling both a glamorous change and a symbolic close to her three-year stint as a platinum blonde for the film. Francesco De Chiara, her longtime colorist, and hairstylist Alyx Liu confirmed the transformation, noting it’s her first real return to dark brown hair since 2018. Fans on Instagram mostly celebrated the bold shift, but conversations on Reddit grew more intense, with some speculating about her health and motives, referencing her past struggles with public commentary and self-image. Grande, in a December interview with Crazy Sally, reaffirmed her experience handling criticism and emphasized the support she feels from her inner circle.
Grande’s new look dovetails with major professional milestones. She’s set to headline the Eternal Sunshine Tour in summer 2026—her first major tour in six years—and tickets sold out almost instantly, causing prices on secondary markets to reach dizzying heights, as reported by Just Jared. She’s confirmed in recent podcasts that performing the Eternal Sunshine album is deeply meaningful for her, signaling a more emotionally engaged approach to touring this time around.
In business, Ariana Grande remains a merchandising powerhouse. Universal Music Group highlighted strong year-over-year growth partly fueled by her projects, a testament to her continued sales and cultural impact. Grande dropped a five-year-anniversary live EP of Positions via Vevo, celebrating the album’s enduring popularity with six exclusive tracks and performances that Vevo’s JP Evangelista called “a testament to her staying power.” Social media buzzed with fans reliving her vocals and reminiscing over her chart history on Vevo and Spotify, while she continued to assert her dominance with 372 million Instagram followers, placing her among the top 10 globally.
Hollywood news got even hotter when Grande was announced as joining season 13 of American Horror Story, premiering in October 2026. The casting, revealed on Halloween, caused a stir with fans and co-stars alike, with Twitter erupting in excitement and speculation, especially since AHS legend Jessica Lange will be returning alongside Grande. Meanwhile, press around Grande’s role in Wicked has reached a fever pitch, with the second part, Wicked: For Good, premiering November 21. NBC previewed Grande and Cynthia Erivo’s emotional duet “For Good” for the upcoming TV special Wicked: One Wonderful Night, airing November 6.
Adding to her acting resume, Grande wrapped filming Focker In-Law, the comedy sequel to Meet the Parents, and posted an emotional message marking the milestone. She’s also tapped for Jon M. Chu’s animated musical Oh the Places You’ll Go, and rumors swirl about future musical theater projects, though details remain unconfirmed.
Every move, from hair to headlines, suggests Ariana Grande is closing a transformative chapter and opening new ones—with artistry and resilience front and center—which will have lasting impact on her career narrative.
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