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Ariana Grande has been everywhere this week as the *Wicked: For Good* press tour hit full stride. On November 7, Paris played host to a dazzling avant-premiere, where Ariana turned heads in a custom blush pink Robert Wun Couture gown, all delicate butterflies and classic Glinda fantasy. Stylist Law Roach leaned all the way into the fairytale look, and according to coverage by Red Carpet Fashion Awards, it felt like a visual prologue to her warm, emotionally intelligent take on Glinda. Images and brief videos of Ariana leaving the Paris red carpet have been circulating online, especially on YouTube and celebrity fashion blogs.

Days earlier, headlines broke over Ariana’s public apology to Brazilian fans after she missed the São Paulo premiere due to a dramatic flight mishap. Cosmopolitan and TMZ detailed how safety issues forced her entire team to deplane hours before departure. Ariana tried every possible way—commercial, private, red-eye—but nothing got her there in time. On Instagram, she sounded genuinely heartbroken and even asked fans to stop wishing harm on her and her crew after they received hate messages over the missed event. This collision of safety reality and stan outrage made the news—TMZ reports Ariana pleaded for kindness, saying no one was more upset than her.

Despite the turbulence, Ariana bounced back, jumping into French press appearances with her new soft brown hair—a big change from her trademark platinum, sparking style coverage from Elle and everywhere else. During an interview on Quotidien and a feature with The New York Times, Ariana opened up about how Glinda’s journey in the second Wicked film mirrors her own, especially around the idea of finding permission to embrace her magic both on and offscreen. She sounded energized, saying, in her words, I’ve never felt this connected to my art or inspired, citing *Wicked* as the reason her relationship with pop music has finally healed.

Beyond the red carpet, Ariana is hinting at a new stage-related project—something not Broadway but definitely performance-based—according to her New York Times interview and syndicated by ABC Audio. While not revealing details, Ariana reassured fans that music will always be in her life, especially after the creative renewal of working on Wicked. On top of that, she has a 2026 tour in the works, plus appearances lined up in both the comedy sequel Focker In-Law and an upcoming season of American Horror Story. Relationship rumors with Ethan Slater remain background noise in mainstream press, with outlets instead zeroing in on Ariana’s unstoppable career and refreshed public image. In sum, between fashion moments, personal revelation, a near miss with controversy, and the tease of new ventures, it’s been a signature Ariana Grande whirlwind of headlines with her as both the story and the storyteller.

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