Ariana Grande's Brother Slams Trolls For Spreading Cannibalism Rumors About Her
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The singer recently shared that her dream dinner guest would be serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer, prompting an old and baseless theory to resurface on TikTok.
Ariana Grande’s brother is fed up with the people accusing his sister of cannibalism on social media.
While some fans are noting the baseless rumor isn’t new, Frankie Grande only caught wind of it Thursday when BuzzingPop, a social media account covering pop culture, reported that people are fanning the flames — supposedly “to deter people” from attending Ariana Grande’s concerts.
“HAHAHAHAHAHA. Wow!” Frankie Grande wrote Thursday on X, formerly Twitter. “This might be the most creative and lowest y’all have ever gone. Reaching new depths daily! Listen, I know my sister’s been eating the girls up for years but this is a bit extreme!”
“Besides, she’s vegan,” he continued. “See you on tour!”
The social media post Frankie Grande shared Thursday included a screenshot showing that the TikTok algorithm suggested “ariana cannibalism” in the app’s search field after a user typed in the singer’s first name. It also included a screenshot of one of the related videos.
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