Biography of Ariana Grande
Ariana Grande, an American singer and actress, is renowned for her distinctive vocal style. Despite her young age, she has succeeded in capturing the hearts of millions of young fans across the globe. Her professional journey commenced in childhood on the Nickelodeon channel, and now she's focused on recording albums and performing in films, television series, and theatre.
Childhood Years
Ariana Grande-Butera was born in Boca Raton on Florida's eastern coastline on June 26, 1993. Her parents, Joan Grande and Edward Butera, instilled an appreciation for the arts in their children from an early age. Ariana's elder brother, Frankie, has established himself as a successful actor and producer, and currently serves as his younger sister's agent.

Career
In 2007, Ariana flew to Los Angeles for meetings with management, expressing her desire to record an R&B album. When that didn't work out, she turned her attention to mastering her acting skills, and in 2008, she landed the role for the role of Charlotte in Jason Robert Brown's Broadway musical, "13".Critics praised Grande's stage debut and awarded her the National Youth Theatre Association Award. Working on the show meant Ariana couldn't continue her regular studies at North Broward Preparatory School, so she switched to homeschooling and private tutors.


The music industry had been calling Ariana's name, and that same year, the 18-year-old released her debut album, "Put Your Hearts Up". The album quickly found its audience and became a huge hit with American teens.




Ariana Grande's Personal Life
Though raised Catholic, Ariana left the faith after Pope Benedict's controversial statements about homosexuality (which affected her brother Frankie) and began exploring Kabbalah instead.She then dated rapper Mac Miller for two years. Ariana later revealed that the relationship was abusive, leading to their breakup. Tragically, Miller died from a drug overdose just four months after their split.


Ariana Grande Now
In 2021, Ariana joined The Voice as a coach, earning a record-breaking $20-25 million fee that made her the show's highest-paid coach ever.