Ariana Grande says her 10-city tour next summer could be her 'one last hurrah' as a pop star

Los Angeles TimesWednesday, November 19, 2025 at 9:01:56 PM
  • Ariana Grande's announcement of her 2026 tour as potentially her last marks a significant moment in her career, emphasizing a break from her pop star status after the tour concludes.
  • This development highlights Grande's transition from music to acting, as she has recently focused on film projects, including her role in 'Wicked.'
  • The announcement resonates within the broader context of artists taking breaks from touring, reflecting a trend where performers prioritize personal well
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