Fears for Ariana Grande’s health as disturbing new images show extremely slim frame – sparking alarming rumors

Ariana Grande shocked fans this month after her appearance on the Wicked red carpet in Los Angeles.

As the singer’s petite figure was on full display, some users took to social media to share their concerns about her weight and slim build.

But new videos published on TikTok and

Posing alongside co-stars Cynthia Erivo and Jonathan Bailey, the stunning star showed off slender shoulders and prominent collarbones, while her sternum was also visible.

“I love Ariana and I don’t think people should comment on other people’s bodies at all, but you can’t possibly look at her and not think she’s not healthy,” one user said.

Another wrote: ‘Ariana looks very vulnerable and not in a good way.’

A third added: ‘I know she’s been slim all her life but seeing her now is worrying, she’s so small.’

Experts have long warned that having a visible breastbone and cheeks as an adult can be a sign of health problems, including malnutrition and lipoatrophy – the loss of fatty tissue.

As the singer’s petite figure was on full display, some users took to social media to share their concerns about her weight and slim build. Pictured, at the London premiere last night

New videos published on TikTok and In the photo, in 2018

Others even speculated that the actress had used weight-loss drugs like Ozempic while filming the movie. In the photo a TikTok expressing concerns about Ariana’s change in appearance

When losing weight, the bones and muscles of the chest area often become more visible.

Malnutrition is an important risk factor for poor health.

In addition to a lack of energy and mood, it leads to loss of muscle mass, which increases the risk of falls and reduced mobility, and to poor immunity, leading to an increased risk of infections.

The almost total loss of subcutaneous fat – just under the skin – can lead to pressure ulcers and delayed wound healing.

Both often lead to longer hospital stays.

In an interview with the New York Times, both Ariana and Cynthia hinted at intensely pressured schedules on set, with both contracting Covid during filming.

“We only got sick once each, but we were both for some of the most important work in the entire film — mine was the week before ‘Popular,'” Ariana said.

“I came down in a mask during my last days of recovery to learn the gait final.”

“I love Ariana and I don’t think people should comment on other people’s bodies at all, but you can’t possibly look at her and not think she’s not healthy,” one user said. Pictured, at the London premiere last night

Posing alongside co-stars Cynthia Erivo and Jonathan Bailey, the star showed off slender shoulders and prominent collarbones, while her sternum was also visible. Pictured, at the London premiere last night

Last year, the Thank U, Next singer clapped back at body shamers and insisted she was healthier than ever. Pictured, at a Wicked photo call in Sydney earlier this month

When the actors’ strike brought production to a halt last summer, Cynthia also admitted that she was “grateful” because they had both “been working.” [themselves] down to the bone’.

“At first it felt like an interruption, and as it went on it felt like the rest we needed,” she said.

“We had worked ourselves to the bone. I was really grateful’

One TikTok user wrote: ‘Ariana looks very vulnerable and not in a good way’

Last year, the Thank U, Next singer clapped back at body shamers and insisted she was healthier than ever after photos comparing her weight over the years went viral.

In one Three-minute TikTok videoshe said, “I just wanted to discuss your concerns about my body.

And talk a little bit about what it means to be a person with a body [that’s] seen and paid close attention.

“I think we need to be kinder and less comfortable commenting on people’s bodies, no matter what.

“If you think you’re saying something good or well-intentioned, whatever it is – healthy or unhealthy, big or small, this or that, sexy or not sexy, then we really need to work on not doing that so often.”

In an interview with the New York Times, Ariana hinted at the intensely pressurized schedules on set and said she contracted Covid during filming. In the photo in 2020

Last year she said: ‘I think we need to be kinder and less comfortable commenting on people’s bodies, no matter what.’ Pictured left, at the Wicked Australian premiere in Sydney earlier this month. On the right of the photo, in 2016

The Yes And? The singer also claimed that the version of her people compared her to was the “unhealthiest version of her body.”

‘There are many different types of beauty. There are many different ways to look healthy and beautiful,” she said.

“And for me personally, the body you’re comparing my current body to was the unhealthiest version of my body.”

She explained that she was “taking a lot of antidepressants” and “drinking them,” which is not usually recommended due to dangerous interactions.

Ariana also admitted that she was “eating poorly and at the lowest point in her life” when she looked the healthiest her fans thought she was.

“I know I don’t have to explain that, but I do feel like maybe there’s an openness or a vulnerability that comes from that, something good could come from that,” she added.

‘Healthy can look different.’