Ariana Grande's touching family tales on "Good Hang" podcast
What a delightful start it was this Thursday morning when Ariana Grande graced Amy Poehler's "Good Hang" podcast. She lit up our mornings with a sweet story about her family, including her dear grandmother and her brother Frankie. If you missed it, let me tell you—it was a lovely blend that made us laugh and feel warm as Ariana shared snippets from her life and career.
Nonna's legacy: Love, laughter, and a pinch more love
Fresh off her success playing Glinda in "Wicked: For Good," Ariana opened up about a cherished memory with her grandmother Marjorie, who everyone affectionately called Nonna. Nonna, who left this earth earlier this year at a ripe age, had a knack—no, a gift—for making everyone feel loved and filling a room with laughter. Despite her passing, her spirit and humor live on in Ariana and her family.
Frankie Grande's story: A family full of acceptance
Ariana had us all captivated when she shared about Frankie's coming out. Her reaction was priceless: "When Frankie came out, I asked him if he had a boyfriend and if I could meet him." Isn't that just what a loving sister would do? It really highlighted how supportive their family has always been.
Now, Nonna's response—absolutely classic. Picture this: Nonna turns with all seriousness and asks, "Frankie? Have you seen a pair of breasts?" It was funny and puzzling at once. Frankie simply replied, "Yeah, Nonna, I've seen breasts." Nonna, not quite satisfied, nudged further, "Didn't do anything for you?" And Frankie just said, "No, Nonna, no." That exchange between them was pure gold. It's a testament not only to Nonna's humor but her genuine desire to support Frankie in every way.
Finally, Nonna's simple, "Well, you're gay," was said with all the love and acceptance in her heart. Ariana emphasized how these questions were never hurtful but rather part of Nonna's unique charm. It made us all chuckle and cherish her even if we never knew her.
Ariana's future: A journey beyond music and acting
Ariana didn't stop there; she teased a bit about what's ahead. She let slip that her upcoming 2026 Eternal Sunshine tour might be her last bustling tour for a while. Fans are buzzing, and who wouldn't be? There's going to be so much excitement and celebration, remembering all she's given us through her music.
And let's not forget her acting chops. She dished on her role in "Focker-in-Law," part of that much-loved "Meet the Parents" series, and folks couldn't be more thrilled. Plus, her role as Glinda in "Wicked: For Good" has us all waiting on the edge of our seats.
Let's chat: Toasting to love and acceptance
If you're itching to hear more, Ariana's full interview on the "Good Hang" podcast isn't something you want to miss. She's there, being her authentic self, sharing stories that hit home with so many of us. Love, acceptance, and those irreplaceable family vibes are all things to celebrate. What are your thoughts? How do you stay inclusive and understanding in your own life? Jump into the comments and let's have this heartwarming discussion!
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