Ariana Grande says she "kisses" her hard year: "when it rains, it rains"

Ariana Grande is thinking about her emotional year.

Early on Sunday, the singer "God Is A Woman" addressed Twitter, where she began by using her famous song lyrics "Thank U, Next" to show her appreciation to her fans.

"I am very grateful to my ex," she wrote. "Thanks to you then. I like you so much. Thank you very much for everything.

The 25-year-old singer then took into account all the emotional ups and downs she experienced in 2018.

"What an interesting, challenging, painful and yet beautiful and exciting chapter of life," she wrote. "When it rains, it rains but I kiss everything. I am excited by everything the universe has in store for me. She is growing up and she is grateful. "

We can not deny that the pop star, who is on the charts charts, has experienced many things in recent months, including the break with his long-time boyfriend Mac Miller in May and the fiancee of Saturday Night Live stars Pete Davidson in August.

Then, in September, Miller died tragically from an apparent overdose, and in October, Grande canceled her engagement with Davidson, quickly ending their highly publicized, PDA-filled novel.

Nevertheless, Grande seems to resist every turn and turn in her life with ease, thanks to her friends and family. A few days earlier, her friends had been surprised by a mariachi group that had appeared in her garden. It's there that they performed his new single "Thank U, Next". She was naturally delighted. This emotional moment was seized by a friend and Grande shared it online.

"Yooooooooooo I can not believe my friends have bought me a mariachi band last night," she tweeted the next morning. "It was fierce, I think it's the most beautiful thing anybody has ever done for me."

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