Ariana Grande's Relationship Timeline: All About Her Love Life

Ariana Grande, the multi-talented singer, actress, and songwriter, has had her fair share of high-profile relationships over the years. From fellow musicians to actors, Grande's romantic history has been a subject of fascination for many. Let's delve into the timeline of her past relationships and the significant figures who have been part of her journey in love.

Graham Phillips, known for his role in 'The Good Wife' began dating Ariana Grande when they both starred in the Broadway production of '13: The Musical' in 2008. They even collaborated on a song called 'Stick Around.' Their relationship lasted until 2011 but they remained friends, reuniting for dinner in July 2016

Ariana Grande and Jai Brooks started dating in August 2012 but parted ways in October 2013 amidst accusations of infidelity. Brooks claimed Grande cheated on him with Nathan Sykes, prompting a Twitter rant. Grande responded, accusing Brooks of threatening her. Despite a brief reconciliation in May 2014, they ended their relationship for good in August.

According to 'Us Weekly', Nathan Skyes and Grande began dating in August 2013 after working together on a song for 'The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones' soundtrack. However, their relationship didn't last long and they split in December of that year due to their busy schedules and waning interest. Despite the breakup, they reunited three years later to collaborate on a new version of his song "Over and Over Again."

In October 2014, Ariana Grande confirmed she was dating Big Sean, calling him "one of the most amazing men in the whole world." They seemed happier than in their previous relationships, but they split up eight months later in April 2015. Even though they broke up, Grande mentioned Big Sean in her single "Thank U, Next," released in November 2018, where she thanked her exes.

Ariana Grande was initially linked to her backup dancer, Ricky Alvarez, in the summer of 2015. They dated for about a year before ending their relationship in July 2016. Despite the split, they have remained friends and have been seen hanging out together. After Grande referenced Alvarez in her song "Thank U, Next," she playfully apologized to him on social media for the line, "Wrote some songs about Ricky / Now I listen and laugh."

Ariana Grande and Mac Miller dated from 2016 to 2018 after working together on "The Way." Despite their breakup in May 2018, Grande still respected and cherished Miller. He also spoke positively about their time together. Following Miller's death in September 2018, Grande paid tribute to him on Instagram, expressing her deep affection. She also honored him in her song "Thank U, Next," referring to him as an angel.

Remember when Ariana Grande got engaged to Pete Davidson from 'Saturday Night Live'? They dated for a short while in the summer of 2018 before Pete popped the question. But things didn't last long, and they called off their engagement a few months later. Pete later said he knew it was over after Ariana's ex, Mac Miller, passed away. Despite the breakup, there's no bad blood between them. In March 2022, Ariana even sent Pete's then girlfriend, Kim Kardashian, some of her R.E.M. beauty products as a gift.

In 2020, Dalton Gomez proposed to Ariana Grande, and they got married in 2021. Their love story began in early 2020, with Dalton making appearances in Ariana's Instagram stories during the pandemic. They confirmed their relationship in her "Stuck with U" music video. Despite a happy wedding and joyful moments together, such as Halloween celebrations and visits during filming, rumors of a breakup surfaced in July 2023 when Ariana was seen without her wedding ring. The couple officially divorced in October 2023, settling amicably.

Ariana Grande is now dating Ethan Slater following her split from Dalton, per 'PEOPLE'. They grew close while filming 'Wicked'. Ethan, known for 'SpongeBob SquarePants' on Broadway, filed for divorce from his wife, Lilly Jay, in July 2023. Ariana hinted at their relationship on Instagram, expressing pride and love.