Ariana Grande and Dalton Gomez are going their separate ways. The couple, who secretly tied the knot in May 2021, have decided to divorce after two years of marriage. Sources close to the pop star and luxury real estate agent confirm that they have been separated since January. Despite their differences, they are determined to maintain a strong friendship.
According to an insider, the couple made the mutual decision to end their marriage and have been amicable throughout the process. Gomez, 27, even made a last-ditch effort to save their relationship by visiting Grande, 30, on the set of her upcoming film, “Wicked,” in London. Unfortunately, their efforts were in vain.
Both Gomez and Grande have received support from their respective friends and families, who have been trying to shield them from the public scrutiny that often comes with divorce. Representatives for the couple have yet to comment on the situation.
Grande sparked speculation about the state of her marriage when she was seen without her wedding band at the Wimbledon tournament over the weekend. The last time she was photographed wearing the ring was back in April at a concert in London.
The couple’s wedding ceremony was an intimate affair, with less than 20 people in attendance. Grande’s representative described the event as filled with love and happiness. Just days after the wedding, Grande shared photos of the celebration, showcasing her stunning Vera Wang wedding dress and a veil adorned with a bow.
Grande and Gomez’s love story began in 2020 when they started dating. They made their debut as a couple in Grande and Justin Bieber’s music video for “Stuck with U.” Gomez proposed to Grande in December of that year with a unique ring that featured a pearl from her grandmother.
This is the first marriage for Grande, who was previously engaged to comedian Pete Davidson in 2018 before they called off their engagement. As the news of Grande and Gomez’s divorce unfolds, fans and followers are left to wonder about the future of their friendship and careers.
