Ariana Grande’s got new ink!
The singer told Allure about her latest tattoo, featuring Glinda the Good Witch, on Monday.
“When they come to me, I just get them,” the Grammy winner, 30, said. “This one I knew I wanted to get for a very long time.”
After showing the “most recent” tattoo on the back of her right hand, she explained, “It’s Glinda from the original L. Frank Baum [‘Wizard of Oz’] book.
“I waited forever to fill up this hand,” Grande continued. “I thought, ‘I’m gonna wait for the right thing to come along,’ and yeah, that felt very right.”
The songwriter plays Glinda the Good Witch in the upcoming “Wicked” movie, where she met her new beau Ethan Slater.
The 31-year-old Broadway star, best known for playing the titular character in “SpongeBob SquarePants,” acts as Boq in “Wicked.”
News broke of the co-star’s romance last month, days after Grande’s split from husband Dalton Gomez made headlines.
Slater, notably, was married to Lilly Jay when he joined the film’s cast, his high school sweetheart with whom he shares one young son.
The actor filed for divorce later that same month.
Jay had blasted Grande days prior, telling Page Six that the “Sam & Cat” alum was “not a girl’s girl” and had made her family “collateral damage.”
However, a source told us at the time that while she was “rightfully upset because her marriage fell apart … Ariana and Ethan didn’t do anything wrong.”
The insider claimed Slater was separated from his partner for two months before romancing Grande.
While the couple have been pictured looking cozy on multiple occasions, they have yet to go public with their embattled relationship.
Grande’s love life isn’t the only thing under the radar as she made headlines this week for allegedly dropping longtime manager Scooter Braun — amid reports that Demi Lovato did the same.
“I’m very interested to know what people think and feel,” Grande gushed of the product.
The “Victorious” alum went on to share her own beauty secrets, from her most-used item — “lip gloss” — to her “weirdly specific” staple — “button-nose contour.”
