The hitmaker is responding to the critics who believe she is exploiting her ex's tragic passing.
Ariana Grande always seems to have the best responses to hurtful comments.
On Thanksgiving, the “Thank U, Next” singer shared a throwback Turkey Day photo of herself and her ex Mac Miller, who died from an overdose in May. This prompted one individual to lash out at the 25-year-old singer on Twitter, accusing her of using her ex’s passing to garner sympathy.
“She milking this sh*t bruh,” the Twitter user wrote alongside a retweet of a story about her Thanksgiving post. She quickly responded directly to the detractor.
“I pray you never have to deal with anything like this ever and I’m sending you peace and love,” she wrote. Grande soon followed that up with a touching message for all her fans.
“Some of the sh*t I read on here makes me sick to my stomach,” she wrote. “It scares me the way some people think and I don’t like this world a lot of the time. If only we could be more compassionate and gentle with one another. That’d be sick.”
Fellow songstress Halsey also weighed in, defending Grande against the shadiness, writing, "Man shut the f**k up."
"Ari the world could only dream of being as compassionate and gentle as you," she continued. "And since ur being, as always, so classy and nice, allow me the honor of telling them to shut the f**k up."
This incident comes mere days after Grande responded to Piers Morgan deciding to criticize Little Mix singer Jesy Nelson for sharing a photo of herself in just her undies, demanding that she “put some clothes on.”
“Women can be sexual AND talented. naked and dignified,” she wrote back. “It’s OUR choice. & we will keep fighting til people understand. I say this w all due respect but thank u, next.”
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