As it turned out, she wasn't the ' happiest ever been.' It wouldn't have been fair to herself and it certainly wouldn't have been fair to Pete, no matter how understanding or supportive he was. Not because they didn't really love each other.īut because Mac Miller died, and at the end of the day Grande didn't want to mourn the shockingly definitive end of one relationship on her own timetable and terms while trying to build a life with someone else. Not because they had rushed into living together, let alone getting engaged. Not because of anything Davidson or Grande did. 24, Davidson reiterated on The Howard Stern Show that they had a wedding 'game plan.'īut three weeks later, they broke up-and it wasn't exactly a surprise. It's 'definitely going to happen, for sure,' he told GQ this summer.

In the meantime, Grande's fiancé, Pete Davidson, got back to work on Saturday Night Live and continued to marvel in interviews over his dumb luck that Grande had let him into her life, let alone loved him and was planning to marry him.

The official cause of death has not been released, pending the results of toxicology tests, but authorities initially considered it an apparent overdose. 'I can't wait to know and support you forever and I'm so proud of you!!' It is wanting the best for that person even if at the moment, it's not you,' Grande wrote in May, her first public comment regarding their breakup. Grande didn't want to watch him go down that destructive road.īut she thought she was going to have way more time to work it out.

According to friends of the late rapper, she had tried to be a rock for him in his ongoing battle with substance abuse-a battle that addicts fight forever, even when they're decades into sobriety-but they ultimately couldn't make it work. Some things are just impossible to get over that quickly.Īriana Grande broke up with Mac Miller because the relationship had turned toxic.

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