Sydneysiders have brushed shoulders with pop star Ariana Grande as the singer arrived in Australia on Saturday ahead of the premiere of her new film, Wicked.
Sydney siders descended on Sydney airport on Saturday to welcome pop star Ariana Grande ahead of a major movie premiere in the Harbour City.
The 31-year-old donned Burberry heels paired with a matching duffle bag while also carrying a pink trunk bag crossed over her body. The three stars have arrived in Australia as part of their global tour of Wicked, which will debut at Sydney's State Theatre this weekend. Grande has previously opened up about how much it meant to her to score the role of Glinda, particularly being a huge Broadway fan as a child.
The Thank U, Next singer made her debut on Broadway musical 13 in 2008 when she was just 15-years-old.
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