Ariana Grande says she's 'clean' thanks to Botox and fillers

Ariana Grande thanked Botox by accepting an award.

Was she serious or was she joking? Maybe both.

Although she has previously hit back at body shamers, Ariana praised two anti-aging treatments on stage.

However, she later clarified that she is now “clean.”

The Rising Star Award goes to… Ariana Grande?

Friday, January 3, Ariana Grande received the Rising Star award at the Palm Springs International Film Awards.

It was a bit weird. Ariana has been acting since she was a child. She was a Nickelodeon star about 15 years ago and was on Broadway before that. She has also been a household name for years and years.

“I never thought that at the age of 31 I would hear the words 'rising star' again,” Ariana admitted while accepting her award. “So I wanted to start by thanking my two friends: Botox and Juvéderm. »

Later, Ariana went to the red carpet, where she spoke to Entertainment tonight – as you can see below.

“Oh my God, my joke,” she said enthusiastically, laughing as she called the onstage tribute “my part.”

To be fair, she also claimed that her award weighed enough to throw her off balance when she received it from Jennifer Coolidge. Ariana is an extremely funny person, so this joke on her face fits her brand well.

Ariana Grande clarifies she's 'clean' when it comes to Botox

“I'm still clean, I'm still clean,” Ariana clarified, using comical phrasing. Clean usually refers to addictive substances such as alcohol or prescription painkillers.

“But when I do it again, I’ll let you know,” she added. “I'm serious. I really want to be transparent as a beauty founder, as the founder of REM Beauty.

After announcing the name of her beauty brand, Ariana said: “I think it's important to have transparency. »

“I love him, I support him,” Ariana Grande then pointed out about things like Botox and fillers. “But I’m still four years sober.”

Previously, she described herself as going “cold turkey” in 2018 on things like lip fillers and other injectable cosmetic treatments. That's a little beyond his four-year schedule.

Regardless, she makes it clear that she supports people using these treatments. It's just that Ariana herself doesn't do it anymore.

Is “Rising Star” really the right reward?

Even though Ariana Grande had an exceptional performance as Glinda in Wicked (she made me sob at one point), his fame is not new. Award presenter (and Ariana's friend) Jennifer Coolidge made this remark.

“I don't want to argue with the powerful gays of Palm Springs or their 19-year-old dates,” Jennifer Coolidge admitted, “but I just thought he was a rising star? Ariana Grande doesn't has she not already been resurrected?

She pointed out, “I mean, the girl's barely 30 and it looks like she's been famous since the Eisenhower administration.” »

Since then, every part of this quote has been running through our brains.