Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater ended 3-year relationship months ago
- On Monday, June 8, 2026, USA TODAY confirmed that singer Ariana Grande and actor Ethan Slater have ended their relationship after nearly three years of dating.
- The pair met on the set of the film "Wicked" in 2022 and were first publicly linked in July 2023 following the ends of their respective marriages.
- Sources told TMZ and People that the couple parted ways "several months" ago, describing the split as amicable and noting they "still remain friends and are very supportive of one another."
- Grande is focused on her "Eternal Sunshine Tour," which launched June 6, while Slater continues acting work including his off-Broadway play "Marcel on the Train."
- Throughout their relationship, the actors maintained a low profile, previously telling media they wanted "the focus to be on their movie and not their private lives.
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'Wicked' co-stars Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater have reportedly split after three years together. The 'quiet breakup' happened 'several months ago.'
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Ethan Slater and Ariana Grande at the 2025 National Board of Review Gala.Lexie Moreland/WWD via Getty ImagesAriana Grande and Ethan Slater reportedly began dating on the set of the "Wicked" movie.Grande defended their relationship, saying it's different from how "evil tabloids" depict it.The couple reportedly split after three years, shortly before Grande's Eternal Sunshine Tour.Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater have reportedly called it quits, abo…
Ariana Grande secretly ended once-scandalous romance with Ethan Slater months ago: report
News that Grande and Slater had split reignited discussion about how their relationship started in 2023 when he was still married to his wife, Lilly Jay, and the father of a baby son.
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