Ariana Grande—1993, Singer and Actress, Cisgender
Ariana Grande has come a long way from her early days as a teen idol to being a successful singer. With the release of the song “Monopoly” in 2019, she received quite some publicity with speculations about her personal orientation, while some viewed it as a publicity stunt. In the piece, she mentioned liking men and women.
While you can understand the confusion from fans seeing as her marriage and past relationships have been to cisgendered men, Grande has nothing but love for the LGBTQ+ community. In 2018 Gay Pride month, she was one of many stars to pen touching love letters to the community. Singing isn’t Grande’s only talent. She has featured in several films, including the 2021 movie “Don’t Look Up.”
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