In a new cover story interview with 'The Hollywood Reporter,' Ariana Grande opened up about the rumor that her therapist left her. She also discussed the backlash she received at the height of pop stardom.

Ariana Grande was put through the ringer as a young star - and now that she's older, she's advocating for change in the entertainment industry so that the people who follow in her footsteps have an easier time.

Ariana Grande is standing up for young musicians and actors, calling for studios and labels to offer therapy as a non-negotiable.

Ariana Grande, who rose to fame as a teenager on Nickelodeon’s Victorious and Sam & Cat, recently advocated for entertainment companies to prioritise the mental well-being of young artistes. In a recent podcast interview,

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Roan has gotten a bunch of support for her takes, and now Ariana Grande has a related idea: Young artists should have therapy provided to them by film/TV studios and record labels. “It’s so important that these record labels,