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Frankie Grande expressed his unwavering support for his sister Ariana Grande in a heartfelt Instagram post following her announcement of a hiatus, writing, "Family forever. I will have your back until the end of time."
Ariana Grande's brother, Frankie Grande, publicly defended her against criticism from a Big Brother castmate, while others debated the public's perception and discussion surrounding the pop star. Separately, AHS creator Ryan Murphy reacted to her exit from Season 13.
Frankie Grande and GRiZ have shared inspiring messages for the LGBTQ+ community during Pride Month. Both emphasized themes of home, safety, and support for their LGBTQIA+ family.
New York Music Month has announced its 2026 schedule, featuring artists like Samara Joy and Nile Rodgers. The event will also address key themes such as AI, job seeking, and mental health within the music industry.
Frankie Grande publicly expresses his support for his sister, Ariana Grande, as she plans to take a break from the spotlight following the conclusion of her Eternal Sunshine Tour.
Frankie Grande defended the Season 28 premiere of Big Brother after a critic's swipe, emphasizing that 'camp is part of its DNA' following unexpected exits and appearances by former reality stars.
Celine Dion was highly amused by Ariana Grande's impression of her, with her brother Frankie Grande revealing that Dion said she 'peed myself' from laughter. The impression was a hit with the iconic singer.
John Hannah is reportedly set to reprise his role as Rachel Weisz's brother in the upcoming Universal feature 'The Mummy,' with 'Ready or Not' filmmakers Radio Silence helming the project.
Frankie Grande, Ariana Grande's brother, shared a heartfelt tribute promising to support her 'until the end of time' as she prepares to step away from the spotlight.
Frankie Grande shared an update on his health, confirming he suffered a concussion after an onstage mishap during a performance of the Broadway parody 'Titanique', but assured fans the show will continue.
Ariana Grande launched her 'Eternal Sunshine' tour in Oakland, California, marking her first concert tour in seven years. The opening night featured a full setlist and received reactions from fans and critics alike.