Ariana Grande
Famed pop singer Ariana Grande has recently decided to divorce, becoming a societal topic of discussion.
On the 18th, local time, Ariana Grande's attorney, Laura Wasser, filed for divorce in court, citing "irreconcilable differences." Dalton Gomez promptly responded, and it was confirmed that he submitted a mutually agreed-upon response. Both have resolved all matters before heading to court, with the official process underway.
The couple began living apart as of February 20th, 2023. After a relatively short marriage of just two and a half years, they chose to part ways. Although their marital life was brief, it is said that many events transpired between them during this period.
Renowned entertainment media TMZ reported on the gap between the date of separation and the submission of divorce documents, stating, "The two took a considerable amount of time to reach mutual agreements and iron out details." They further noted, "Both showed great care and respect for each other throughout this process, with no ill feelings arising."
However, Ariana Grande was caught in a whirlwind of infidelity rumors when she was spotted dating married man Ethan Slate during her separation. The revelation of Ethan's romance with Ariana led him to file for divorce from his wife in less than a week. As a result, Ethan has been actively pursuing joint custody of their child, and it is known that both parties have agreed on this matter.
The two first met during the Broadway musical film "Wicked" released in 2022. In the film, Ariana Grande took on the positive role of the witch Glinda, while Ethan Slate played the character Boq. This collaboration allowed them to know each other better, leading to rumors that their relationship evolved into a romantic one.