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Ariana Grande ‘confirms’ she’s back with her ex after Ethan Slater split - the-sun.com

Ariana Grande’s lyric tweaks and media speculation spark fresh rumors of a reunion with ex Ricky Alvarez

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Coverage notes this is the third lyric change involving Alvarez, with outlets framing it as a possible confirmation of a reunion following her recent split from Ethan Slater. Media outlets including *Yahoo*, *Entertainment Weekly*, *Page Six*, and *the-sun.com* are dissecting the timeline of Grande’s relationships, highlighting her past public comments and past lyric revisions.

The narrative centers on whether the changes signal a romantic reconciliation or are merely artistic choices. No direct confirmation from Grande or Alvarez has been issued.

Watch for further lyric updates, public appearances, or statements from either party to clarify their status. Social media reactions and fan theories may also amplify the trend in the coming days.

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Has Ariana Grande confirmed she’s back with Ricky Alvarez?

No. *The Sun* reports she has been described as ‘confirming’ a reunion through lyric changes, but no official statement has been made.

What song is she changing lyrics to?

She has altered lyrics in *Thank U, Next*, referencing Ricky Alvarez in the most recent revision.

Who is Ethan Slater, and why is he mentioned?

Ethan Slater is Grande’s most recent publicized partner, and his name has surfaced in reports of a recent split, which may have prompted speculation about her returning to Alvarez.

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