Ariana Grande Celebrates 31st Birthday by Sharing Adorable Childhood Video of Her Singing

To mark her 31st birthday, pop star Ariana Grande shared a nostalgic video of herself as a young girl, showcasing her early singing talent on Instagram.

In the heartwarming clip, young Grande is seen singing enthusiastically and dancing for the person behind the camera, who encourages her by asking, “Why don’t you sing the Céline Dion?” The video captures the budding star’s passion and joy for performing from a tender age.

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The comments section was filled with love and birthday wishes from friends and fellow celebrities. Her ‘Wicked’ co-star Cynthia Erivo commented, “Happy birthday my sweet sister ,” while her older brother Frankie Grande proudly declared, “A STAR WAS BORN!! ” Actress Reese Witherspoon added her admiration, saying, “Oh yessss! Please never lose this energy!”

The official Instagram account for the upcoming ‘Wicked’ film, in which Grande plays Glinda the Good Witch, also dedicated a birthday post to her. The post featured a photo of Grande in costume, captioned, “Happy Birthday, @ArianaGrande ” and generated excitement for the film’s release.

Grande recently delighted fans with a remix of her track ‘The Boy Is Mine’, featuring R&B legends Brandy and Monica. The collaboration, which follows the duo’s original 1998 hit of the same name, was celebrated by Monica on Instagram: “This was both a pleasure and an honour @arianagrande We love you deep!! @brandy divine timing ♥️ 25 THE BOY IS MINE …. Remix out NOW, click the link in our bio… Enjoy ” Their surprise appearances in the music video starring Penn Badgley added to the excitement.

Additionally, Grande’s recent interview on the ‘Podcrushed’ podcast, hosted by her music video co-star Badgley, sparked interest due to a noticeable shift in her vocal pitch. Addressing fan curiosity on TikTok, Grande explained, “habit (speaking like this for two years) and also vocal health i intentionally change my vocal placement (high / low) often depending on how much singing i’m doing i’ve always done this BYE.” Her candid response highlighted her commitment to maintaining her vocal health while balancing her busy career.

-Sushmita Sarkar