Ariana Grande has long been the subject of comments and concern about her weight. A family member recently appeared to confirm that the star is “struggling” with her health and the scrutiny surrounding her body.

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Grande and the late rapper famously dated from 2016 to 2018, having first connected when they collaborated on Grande’s debut single, “The Way,” in 2013. Then, they united again in the studio for a remix of Grande’s “Into You,” as well as for a cover of “Baby, It’s Cold Outside,” and Miller’s 2016 track “My Favorite Part.”

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Megyn Kelly called Ariana Grande 'anorexic', claiming she looks like she could be 'snapped in two'. A doctor estimates the star's BMI at a 'severely underweight' 15.9.

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Pop superstar Ariana Grande, 30, is finally addressing the public’s nonstop chatter about her weight—and she’s doing it with raw honesty. As she continues to promote the highly anticipated Wicked: Part Two, the singer opened up about the emotional toll of constant body scrutiny and how fame has shaped her relationship with self-image.