Ariana Grande Reveals TMI Answer She Gave To Fan's Question About Dream Dinner Date
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Grande said the question came during a Q&A session "with young fans" and that she asked the child's parents if she could "give the real answer" beforehand.
Ariana Grande said she used to be “infatuated with serial killers” — and has receipts.
The “Into You” singer admitted to it when Penn Badgley, who played a murderer on Netflix’s “You,” noted that she had cast both him and fellow actor Evan Peters — who famously portrayed serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer — in two of her latest music videos.
“I knew someone was gonna say this,” Grande told Badgley on his “Podcrushed” podcast, released Monday. “Like, ‘Why the fuck? What is this pattern? Do we need to talk about this pattern here?’ Maybe there’s something to look at. No, I’m kidding.”
The Grammy winner wasn’t joking at a past Q&A session “with young fans,” however, when a child inquired who her dream dinner guest would be. Grande responsibly asked the parents if she could “give the real answer,” before delivering a true showstopper.
“And they were like, ‘Sure, I guess, what’s the answer?’” Grande recalled. “And I was like, ‘I mean, Jeffrey Dahmer is pretty fascinating. I think I would have loved to have met him. Y’know, maybe with a third party or someone involved. But I have questions.’”
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