The transition from likeable underdog to 'hated' diva is a transition many female celebrities experience… and for Ariana Grande, she can recall the exact point in time where public opinion about her image shifted.

Ariana Grande thinks the public and media decided she was an "evil diva" as she became more and more successful, and she's 'proud' of the woman she is becoming

Ariana Grande opened up about how her fans perceive her and their relationship with her. The Wicked star said in a recent interview how fame has been a challenge to her mental health over the years. “The back-and-forth throughout the course of my career has been really hard to navigate mentally,

Ariana Grande thinks people turned her into an "evil diva" when she came too successful. The 31-year-old singer - who rose to fame as a a teenager on Nickelodeon show 'Victorious' - has been open about the difficulties of life in the spotlight,

Like any relationship, the one Ariana Grande shares with her fans isn't perfect. While taking a lie detector test with her Wicked costar Cynthia Erivo for Vanity Fair, the 31-year-old pop star was candid about the complex dynamic she has with her millions of listeners.

In an interview with Vanity Fair, the musician addressed elements of the media narrative created around her relationship with actor Ethan Slater