In a new cover story interview with 'The Hollywood Reporter,' Ariana Grande opened up about the rumor that her therapist left her. She also discussed the backlash she received at the height of pop stardom.

Ariana Grande tells Marc Maron that labels should include therapy sessions for their young artists—citing her own experiences as a teenager. C happell Roan’s Grammy acceptance

Ariana Grande is advocating for therapy for young stars in both the acting and music worlds, saying that weekly appointments should be built into their contracts. The Oscar-nominated actor and Grammy-winning pop star — who got her start on Broadway and the Nickelodeon show “Victorious” — opened up to Marc Maron on his “WTF” podcast

Grande's sentiment echoes Chappell Roan's message at the Grammys, which called for a livable wage and healthcare for developing artists

Ariana Grande, who rose to fame as a teenager on Nickelodeon’s Victorious and Sam & Cat, recently advocated for entertainment companies to prioritise the mental well-being of young artistes. In a recent podcast interview,