Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson went skating on ice and it looked like the coldest date

Looks like Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson survived the storm on the joke reported by SNL comedian about the Manchester bombing. A few hours after the singer "No Tears Left To Cry" took on Twitter to ask fans to give a second chance to his fiancée after the "joke" reported, she took the track to let off steam with his love. Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson went ice skating in New York, and the cold date proves that they are stronger than ever.

It was a difficult week for the pair, but Grande is standing near his man after he allegedly made a tasteless joke about the bombing at his Manchester Arena concert on May 22 2017. Of course, his reported joke left fans furious. However, on Friday, June 7, the pair seemed closer than ever since they spent a day skating on a rink in New York, according to the Daily Mail .

Proving that she is ready to leave the past, the 25-year-old singer took her Instagram Story to share a video of the lovebirds' skating while holding hands, and her legend is so revealing.

makes me feel, "she writes, next to an emoji of praying hands and a cloud. They were paired in the style department, such as Grande donned an oversized black hoodie, loose jeans, and a cat ear headband. Davidson was putting on his own sweatshirt on a black sweatshirt, gray sweatpants, a white baseball cap and a black mask adorned with a white moon. Looks like Gravidson (my personal choice for their nickname) is definitely back in force.

She then shared a photo of the sky with an inspiring message: "Stay present, be kind, be grateful, be good."

Ariana Grande / Instagram

A day earlier, the singer was heading to Twitter to share his thoughts on the offending joke in question, that he would have made during a stand-up routine last year in Los Angeles, according to the Mirror . Elite Daily reached out to the Davidson team to comment on the joke reported, but did not hear back at the time of publication. While Grande was standing up to Pete in response to a fan's message, she set the record straight by admitting that no, she did not find it funny, and yes, she felt "in conflict" with her.

"It was difficult and contradictory on my heart," she replied. "He uses comedy to help people feel better in this world, but we did not find it funny, it was months ago and his intention was not" [19659002] The controversial joke reported – which implied that Grande must realize that she is now famous because "Britney Spears did not have a terrorist attack at her concert", according to the Mirror – Apparently appeared five months ago and well before the comedian Saturday Night Live met his future wife, but the attack took place in Britain in May 2017 Since then, It commemorates the 22 victims who lost their lives during the blast with a bee tattoo and led a One Love Manchester Benefit concert to raise funds for the families of the victims by Davidson's Tasteless Repo.

Now that Grande has said her piece, it looks like she's ready to leave, and she is standing near her man. Although I am disappointed to see the joke resurface earlier this week, his response that "we are all dealing w trauma differently" could support in this case. After all, Davidson has built a career on creating comic skits on taboo topics.

In fact, Davidson's representatives stated in a statement to Metro that "No subject is forbidden and this includes jokes about his father and 9/11. "Firefighter Scott Davidson lost his life in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, and the comedian and Grande have matching tattoos that pay tribute to him."

Now, it seems like the newlyweds have survived the controversy and came out stronger on the other side.