Is Ariana Grande planning on saying "Thank U, Next" to her pop music career? The singer revealed some surprising plans for her future after starring in the movie adaptation of the smash musical Wicked.

Ariana Grande has insisted singing in ‘Wicked’ was a “completely different” experience to her pop career. The ‘Thank U, Next’ hitmaker portrays Glinda in the two-part big screen adaptation of the beloved musical and despite her extensive singing and dancing experience,

"I I got so emotionally attached to everyone. That's my problem," Grande said of the contestants she coached. "I can't really do that because I really get in. I really get in there with everyone. I love everyone so much. I love meeting people, and I've felt so invested."

Chu shared that Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo had been cast as Galinda and Elphaba, respectively, in the long-awaited movie adaptation of Broadway's smash musical Wicked back in Nov. 2021, reactions were mixed.

Ariana Grande has insisted singing in ‘Wicked’ was a “completely different” experience to getting on stage for her pop career.

In honor of Wicked finally arriving in theaters, Ariana Grande is thanking the millions of people who have truly changed her for good. In a heartfelt message on her Instagram Story Friday (Nov. 22) - the same day Part 1 of Wicked premiered worldwide following months of buildup - the 31-year-old pop star expressed her gratitude for her "sweet,

Grande is “grateful” for “the many ways in which you’ve held me over the years…. you have held my hand and helped mend my heart time and time again over the past ten years and i would never be here without you.