Pete Davidson calls body shaming of ex Ariana Grande not okay
Pete Davidson has publicly condemned the body shaming directed at his ex-fiancée Ariana Grande, calling the behavior unacceptable. Grande recently announced a temporary break from her career, though she clarified that the decision is to set personal boundaries rather than a reaction to criticism about her appearance.
Comedian Pete Davidson has spoken out against the recent body shaming directed at his former fiancée, singer Ariana Grande. In an interview with Variety, Davidson expressed his disapproval of the criticism, stating that such behavior is not acceptable. He described Grande as a strong individual who is accustomed to public scrutiny, suggesting that she is capable of handling the negativity, even though he personally finds the situation frustrating.
The public commentary arose as Grande announced plans to take a temporary break from the spotlight following the conclusion of her Eternal Sunshine tour on September 1. While some fans speculated that the hiatus was a reaction to the persistent remarks regarding her appearance and health, the singer clarified that the decision is unrelated to the criticism. She emphasized the importance of setting personal boundaries and noted that her choice to step back does not mean she is being deterred by online negativity. As part of this transition, she has also withdrawn from the upcoming West End production of Sunday in the Park with George.
Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.
