Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo weren’t just in sync on the Wicked set— but prior to filming as well. The actresses revealed in an interview with Variety published on Thursday, Jan. 2, that after being hired as the two leads of the film, they worked together to ensure that both of their needs were met on the set.

Ariana Grande teases that there will be a bigger conversation around her Wicked character, Glinda's sexuality. The 31-year-old actress opened up to Variety about the film's Part 2 named, Wicked: For Good after being accused of "queerbaiting.

Earlier in the interview, Grande noted that she and costar Cynthia Erivo spent time “finding and disappearing” into their characters in order to properly bring them to life on

Grande reflected on her Glinda transformation for 'Wicked' and shared that she's "really grateful for the pieces that will stay with us forever" from the film

Ariana Grande did so much vocal work for 'Wicked,' her voice has noticeably changed. And she's totally OK with it being a permanent thing.

Fans of the chart-topping singer, 31, have claimed that ever since the movie adaptation of Wicked entered production, her voice somewhat changed. The intrigue surrounding Grande’s voice went into overdrive last year after she went on Penn Badgley’s podcast Podcrushed and appeared to speak in two noticeably different pitches.

Ariana Grande, who is Golden Globe-nominated for her role in Wicked, explained that some of the voice alterations she made for the film are likely to stay.

The topic of Ariana Grande's voice is trending again on the internet. The singer reveals what causes changes in her tone. Simultaneously, the singer's team is blocking slander directed at her. Is the artist telling the truth?