- Ariana Grande stated that she won’t undergo BBL surgery to enhance her body because it won’t work for her.
- She explained that she is comfortable with her current physique.
American singer Ariana Grande has discussed her views on plastic surgery, specifically the Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) procedure.
In a recent interview with Vanity Fair, Ariana Grande expressed her disinterest in undergoing surgery to enhance her physique, stating that it’s not something she’s comfortable with.
She emphasized that she’s happy with her current body and doesn’t feel the need to make any changes.
“No, that wouldn’t work for me. I don’t think that’s my thing. And I’m ok with that, you know?”
However, she also made it clear that she fully supports individuals who choose to undergo plastic surgery, believing that everyone should have the autonomy to make their own decisions about their bodies.
“Whatever makes women, men, non-gender conforming people feel beautiful should be allowed. Why do we care?” she said.
In another news, Ariana Grande responds to dating scandal with co-star Ethan Slater.
In January 2024, she released her song ‘Yes And’, which appeared to address the incident.
In an interview with The Zach Sang Show, the singer described her dissatisfaction with the topic as a “hellish feeling.” She added that there have been misunderstandings about the people she loves.
“I feel like we don’t need to go into any specifics. But of course, there’s an insatiable frustration, inexplicable, hellish feeling with watching people misunderstand the people you love, and you and anything,” the singer said.
Recall that in July 2023, Ariana Grande faced widespread criticism after accusations surfaced that she was in a relationship with her then-married co-star Ethan Slater. Grande was still legally married to her husband, Dalton Gomez, even though they were separated at the time.
According to TMZ in 2023, people with direct knowledge indicated that she and Slater began dating during film production, some months before the news became public.
