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Ariana Grande is a trendy pop icon, known for acting, singing, and songwriting. Born in 1993, she has been in the entertainment world since childhood, known for her role as Cat Valentine in Sam & Cat. Later, she turned to singing and became a global pop culture icon. Having sold more than 90 million records, Grande is among the world’s best-selling artists.
She also served as a coach for The Voice television show, where she was part of one of the most talked-about seasons. She joined the singing competition in 2021, the 21st season. Grande quickly became a fan favorite thanks to her infectious energy and musical insight. Despite her success on the show, the singer did not return and has now left it for good. As recently revealed, she has a personal reason for leaving the show.
Ariana Grande Says Her Problem is That She Gets Emotionally Attached to Everyone
Ariana Grande has revealed that her decision to leave The Voice is due to her emotional attachment to the contestants she mentored. On a recent episode of the Las Culturistas podcast, the “7 Rings” singer shared that she found it increasingly difficult to separate herself from the emotional investment she felt towards her team. “I got so emotionally attached to everyone,” Ariana admitted. “That’s my problem.”
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