Ariana Grande, a renowned figure in the entertainment industry, has always been known for her unique sense of style and charm. At the Tuesday, Dec. 10 Academy Women’s Luncheon in Los Angeles, she showcased her wit and grace with a funny exchange on the red carpet.

Ariana Grande's Red Carpet Moments and Emotional Insights

Angles and Poses on the Red Carpet

During the event, Grande posed with one foot extended in front of the other. She playfully asked the photographers, "Is this a good place for my toe?" and joked, "I’ve committed to this pose," eliciting laughter from onlookers. After moving to another photographer, she asked, "Would you like something different?" When a voice off-camera said "No, that’s good," she continued to pose gracefully. This incident on the red carpet highlighted her ability to engage with the media and have fun while doing so.She wore a sparkly structured minidress with a plunging neckline for the event presented by Chanel. Adding a pair of black tights, black pointed-toe pumps, and a black ribbon in her blonde hair pulled back into a sleek updo completed her look. Grande's fashion choices always make a statement and draw attention.

Golden Globe Nomination and Criticism

On Monday Dec. 9, it was announced that Grande's role as Glinda in Wicked earned her a Golden Globe nomination. She was nominated for performance by a female actor in a supporting role. However, in a recent joint interview with Cynthia Erivo conducted by French content creator Crazy Sally, Grande became emotional discussing the criticism over her appearance.She shared, "It’s hard to protect yourself from that noise. It’s something that is uncomfortable no matter what scale you’re experiencing it on, even if you go to Thanksgiving dinner and someone’s granny says ‘Oh my god you look skinnier, what happened?’ or ‘you look heavier what happened?'". But she added that she relies on her family and friends for support. "I’m really lucky to have the support system that I have and to just know and trust that I’m beautiful. But I do know what the pressure of that noise feels like. It’s been a resident in my life since I was 17. I just don’t invite it in anymore. I have work to do, I have a life to live, I have friends to love on. I have so much love. It’s not invited, so I don’t leave space for it anymore."Grande's journey in the entertainment industry is not just about her talent but also about how she handles the challenges and criticisms that come her way. She continues to shine brightly and inspire others with her resilience and authenticity.