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Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson have been separated for less than a month, but the singer seems to have already entered the phase of accepting the grieving process.
Grande, 25, performed on Wednesday her latest single, "Thank U, Next", in "The Ellen DeGeneres Show", not to mention the slightest reference to her failed engagement with the comedian "SNL".
Not only was she wearing a bridal-style blazer dress with lace accents and white-thigh high boots, but Grande also had the entire stage for a wedding reception – with white cake, decorations table and tons of flowers.
Alongside Victoria Monet and Tayla Parx, who both wrote words on the separation anthem that calls the exes of Grande, Pete Davidson, Big Sean, Ricky Alvarez and Mac Miller, the pop star has made tribute to the club "The First Wives Club" both in costume.
The trio's choreography channeled Goldie Hawn, Bette Midler and Diane Keaton into the 1996 "You Do not Own Me" performance, which follows a trio of divorcees seeking revenge against their ex-husbands.
This is the first time that Great has been performing the song live since its release on Saturday.
Despite the laughter caused by a misstep that nearly knocked her down, Grande was strangled at one point in her performance, obviously holding back her tears while singing about walking in the alleys with her mother someday.
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