Ariana Grande says that she was drunk when recording the album 'Thank U, Next & # 39;

Ariana Grande has lived many things in recent years: since the Manchester bombing that took place during her concert (and left her with PTSD) in May 2017; the death of his former boyfriend Mac Miller, following a drug overdose in September 2018; and his commitment to (and separate from) SNL stars Pete Davidson. Now, she talks about her healing process in the new issue of Vogue.

She makes the cover of the magazine's August issue and in her interview she talks about everything from the death of her ex-Mac Miller to the making of her hit album. Thank you U, Next.

She told the magazine that after Mac's death and the end of her engagement with Pete, her friends had encouraged her to get out of her apartment and go to the studio to record.

"My friends know how comforting the music is for me, so I think it was a global situation, let it be there," she recalls. "But if I'm quite honest, I do not remember those months of my life because I was (a) so drunk and (b) so sad, I do not really remember how it started or how it ended, or how suddenly there were 10 songs on the board, "she said.

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She went on to say that until her break with Pete, she had never really been alone before.

"I think it's the first album and also the first year of my life when I realize that I can no longer delay spending time with myself, just like me." I booed all my adult life I've always had someone to say good night. Thank you U, Next It was this moment of self-realization. It was that scary moment of "Wow, you have to deal with all this now. No more distractions. You have to heal all this shit. "

Ariana's friend who was at the studio with her, Tommy Brown, said the champagne was flowing during the recording.

"We did not think of an album, we drank a lot of champagne and, I think, we treated a lot of them with each other, this album is so real because Ari makes her music in time. what's going on in life, "he said. Vogue.