Over the weekend, pop sensation Ariana Grande took to Instagram to reveal her new bangs as she gears up for the release of her upcoming album, “Eternal Sunshine.” In the Instagram Stories video, Grande showcases her stylish cut along with her signature long honey blonde locks. The singer is seen standing against a plain white wall with her hair styled half up and half down, secured with a sleek black ribbon. Sporting a purple top, pearl earrings, and striking eye makeup, Grande exudes confidence and glamour in the footage.
Grande surprised fans in January by announcing her seventh studio album, marking her first release since her 2020 hit record, “Positions.” Since the initial reveal, the singer has been gradually unveiling the titles of the songs featured on the album. Additionally, she treated fans to the release of her latest single, ““Yes, And?” on January 12. This past weekend, Grande shared photos from a listening party with her inner circle, expressing her gratitude and love for her friends and family in a heartfelt caption.
In her Instagram post, Grande described the gathering as a “very happy, emotional, and special day” that she will always hold dear. She expressed her joy at being able to share her new music with some of her closest companions in the very space where it was created. Despite her desire for more fans to have been present, Grande asked for understanding and requested supporters to celebrate those who were able to attend. She poured out her emotions, thanking all those who have supported her throughout her career, emphasizing the importance of love and connection in her life.
2022 is set to be a significant year for Grande, with the highly-anticipated release of her album on the horizon. In addition to her musical endeavors, fans can look forward to seeing Grande on the big screen in November, as she takes on the role of Glinda in the film adaptation of the popular Broadway musical, “Wicked.” The multi-talented artist has been dedicated to her work on the production and is excited to share her performance with audiences around the world.