Ariana Grande covers the new issue of Billboard magazinein a polka dot-patterned astronaut's helmet, as you do, and discusses the dark path her life might have taken if she'd not found music, Disney, and Kabbalah too — Grande "departed" from her Catholic upbringing and "started practicing my own things" when she was 12, and now considers herself a Kabbalist. (See the red string bracelet above.)
Discussing her childhood, pre-musical theater, with Billboard, Grande says, in retrospect, "it was concerning." She points out a JAWS-themed birthday party she hosted, age 5, which left guests fleeing in tears, and also says "there was a stage, when I was 3 or 4, where my mom thought I might grow up to be a serial killer." Fortunately, the tween show Nickelodeon machine then scooped her up and knocked that thirst for blood right out of her, presumably/hopefully.
That said, I'm not saying borderline sociopathic tendencies run in the family, but Ariana's brother Frankie also seems to be relishing the role of backstabbing strategist on this season of Big Brother.
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