As 2018 is nearing the end, AceShowbiz is offering a recap of each month's biggest event throughout the year.
- Jan 1, 2019
AceShowbiz - 2018 is indeed a hard year for Ariana Grande. The "God Is a Woman" singer has yet to emotionally recover from the trauma she had from the bombing attack at her Manchester in 2017, and she had to face the harsh reality when one of her ex-boyfriend, Mac Miller, died in suicide. The emotional struggle apparently took a toll on her whirlwind relationship with Pete as it was reported that they decided to call off their engagement in October.
It was said that the "Sweetener" singer thought "this wasn't the right time for them." While Pete was understandably heartbroken over this, he knew that this is the best for them.
However, they were allegedly not ruling out any possibility of getting back together as the two are still pretty much in love with each other. "They have a very special connection, partly because Pete has been there for Ariana during a painful time in her life. She will forever and always be grateful to Pete," a source claimed. "They felt constantly under a microscope. They felt that they literally had no privacy and it really took a toll on their relationship," said a source.
