Ariana Grande says that making music helps her heal after all she's gone through

This year was a whirlwind for Ariana Grande. Even if release his new album Sweetener That would have been enough to keep her occupied. She also had her engagement, separation from Pete Davidson and the death of her ex-boyfriend Mac Miller. But luckily, it looks like she's found a good way to cope. In a tweet that she shared on Wednesday, Great said that music was her "lifeline" as she heals some of the hardships she has gone through this year, it seems like fans may be able to hear her thrilling new songs soon.

The tweet arrived while Grande was answering fans by asking her questions about her next tour and her next album. When she was called "the most industrious woman in the business," she explained that making music did not work at all because of her cathartic. She wrote:

"it does not work when you love ru kiddin! i am the luckiest girl in the world to be able to do this crap n m # express heal this way …. my life line tbh thank u d & # 39; to have listened to my life. "

It's good to hear that Grande has something in her life that can help her that way, especially since she's had a shattering year.

This is not the first time that Grande explains how much music is a therapeutic therapy for her. Speaking to Time In May, Grande revealed that her song "Get Well Soon" was talking about her anxiety and that the way the music was superimposed was "as if I were talking to all my thoughts in my head and they were singing to me in return ".

In the same interview, she stated that going to therapy also helped her to make music because she had helped her better understand her feelings, whereas she previously thought that his anxiety was simply "what life was supposed to feel".

"I felt more inclined to tap into my feelings because I was spending more time with them," said Grande Time. "I talked more about them. I was in therapy more often.

And now, it seems like we can get a glimpse of what's going on in his mind in the last few months of his next album – at least, according to his tweets. On October 4, she even shared an excerpt from a song she is working on. If the music really helps her heal, nothing surprising that she spends time in the studio.

And it looks like music is helping, because when a fan asked her how she was doing, Grande replied, "better is much better."

Even if the idea of ​​new music so soon after Sweetener is obviously exciting for the fans, what is even more important is that Grande has been able to find a point of sale where she can express her feelings when she is going through a difficult time, as she seems to be now. The rest of us only have to wait for the next album.