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Ariana Grande’s engagement is bad news for Camila Cabello
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Ariana Grande’s engagement is bad news for Camila Cabello

Kristina Nguyen—
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Ariana Grande has had a busy week. Between news about her new album Sweetener, set to drop in July, and her engagement to Saturday Night Live star Pete Davidson, it’s no wonder Grande’s Twitter feed has been abuzz.

Following a string of cryptic tweets from the past week, Grande sent out another mysterious message on Monday evening. This time she wrote to fellow pop star Camila Cabello, sparking rumors of a possible collaboration.

Though many users were left speculating on the meaning of her latest post, some savvy fans made the connection instantly. Those who were familiar with the singers’ close friendship replied with GIFs and photos of the two together and pointed out instances of them referring to each other as “wife.”

Because Grande is getting married to Davidson, as fans concluded, it means that her and Cabello’s “marriage” sadly has to end.

https://twitter.com/lalaloveari/status/1006481323538518016

https://twitter.com/CamrenSquad_FBI/status/1006462606461333504

https://twitter.com/Camila_Cabello/status/879545266025644032

The ominous message soon turned into a sweet interaction between the two. Cabello jokingly responded to the news of Grande’s engagement with playful indignation, confirming fans’ theories about the initial tweet.

https://twitter.com/Camila_Cabello/status/1006592589934616576

Despite Grande’s potential custody battle over the cannolis and pets, we doubt the newly-engaged singer is too upset. According to TMZ, Davidson allegedly spent nearly $100,000 on Grande’s custom-made engagement ring. Beats the dogs, doesn’t it?

H/T BuzzFeed News

Kristina Nguyen

Kristina Nguyen

Kristina Nguyen is an editorial intern for the Daily Dot. She is studying journalism and American studies at the University of Texas at Austin. She has previously contributed to Orange magazine and Silk Club's QUIET! zine.

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