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Ariana Grande is in the thick of one of the biggest moments of her career as the global press tour for Wicked For Good powers through November. On November 7th, she lit up the Paris avant premiere in quintessential pop princess style, floating out of the event in a custom Robert Wun Couture blush pink ball gown dusted with sculptural butterflies, a look her stylist Law Roach described as Glinda elevated. The fashion was more than just eye candy—it was narrative, with butterflies and a cloud-like silhouette signaling Grande's take on Glinda as emotionally intelligent and kind, teasing audiences about what her world premiere look could have in store, according to Red Carpet Fashion Awards.

The Paris appearance came days after a rough patch: Ariana missed the São Paulo world premiere on November 4 due to a harrowing flight cancellation. Despite desperate efforts by her team and Universal to find any plane—commercial, private, or otherwise—she had to post a tearful apology to Brazilian fans late that Monday night. She explained every backup flight failed after a last-minute maintenance issue grounded the original jet. The disappointment was sharp for her, too, noting she had just wrapped another film, Focker In-Law, on October 31 and was working non-stop before the attempted travel. The absence triggered a wave of backlash online, with Ariana pleading in a follow-up Instagram Story for fans to stop wishing harm on her and her team, as reported by Cosmopolitan and TMZ. She reaffirmed her love for Brazil, urging everyone to still celebrate her brilliant castmates, including Cynthia Erivo.

Ariana’s focus has been professional, but social media went into overdrive when a fake post attributed to her, allegedly denouncing white supremacy, circulated widely. According to Tribune, fact-checkers quickly debunked the rumors, noting the post bore fake markers and recycled old hoax images. Her actual verified feeds remain locked on her Wicked promo commitments and positivity, underscoring the difficulty of managing misinformation in the current climate.

Amid all this, Ariana and Cynthia Erivo stole the show in NBC’s Wicked One Wonderful Night, a two-hour televised musical event from the Dolby Theatre, including both musical numbers and cast interviews, with Ariana dazzling in a preview of No One Mourns the Wicked. The event was a primetime showcase for what is expected to be one of cinema’s biggest musical rollouts in years, with Wicked For Good set to land in theaters November 21, as detailed by Playbill and NBC. In short, Grande’s every move right now is high-stakes, high-fashion, and under the highest scrutiny—a defining chapter, both onstage and off.

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