Do not talk about the sad tweets of Ariana Grande

On Thursday afternoon, Ariana Grande sent her supporters and fans into a fever pitch by publishing a series of sad and desperate tweets about her sanity and her need to take charge of herself.

But if the singer goes through a kind of crisis, you would not know it by watching her fiance Pete Davidson in "Late Night" with Seth Meyer on Thursday.

The comedian "Saturday Night Live" briefly looked at his relationship with Grande on Meyer's show, but only in the sunniest and most optimistic way possible. He joked about how he had lost some of his friends who used to crash into his apartment and he explained that he and Grande had adopted a pet pig.

"Can I just say, this girl, she was like, I want a pig! And then an hour later it was just there," Davidson said. Meyer also posted a picture of the pig, which the couple named Piggy Smalls, prompting the public to release a "awwwww" collective.

But "awwwww" was not the tone that Grande conveyed in her apparent Twitter collapse that began around 14:30. Thursday.

The tweets raised questions as to whether Grande was still deeply mourning after the September 7 death of her ex-boyfriend Mac Miller of a suspected drug overdose – or if there was anything else .

The first tweet of Grande was: "May I have a good day. just one. pls. "

I am so tired

– Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) September 27, 2018

She then added, "I'm so (explosive) tired" and "I wake up when I'm supposed to sing or whatever. "minutes later." The singer also retweeted her own tweet on September 22, assuring fans that "everything will be fine".

The concern of fans and followers was a person tweeting: "We love you so much, I'm sorry you're hurt"): I would like to be able to give you the biggest hug of my life. wrote: "My baby, please, rest and take your time. I do not want to see you sad anymore. You do not deserve that, I love you so much, you are so strong.

While Grande removed some tweets, according to Cosmopolitan, she also ended her collapse by thanking her fans and calling them the "angels" of her life.

The singer, aged 25, then acknowledged that "the month had been difficult." She said, "I'm trying to finish my job and get back to normal and it's hard and I'm human and tired. sorry i left it or worried u. I should not have tweeted. I feel better.

ur angels in my life. It was a difficult month. I'm trying to do my job and get back to normal and it's hard and I'm human and tired. sorry i left it or worried u. I should not have tweeted. I know better.

– Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) September 27, 2018

Grande's representatives did not respond to people's requests for comments regarding her emotional tweets.

But it was reported that Grande was devastated by the news, earlier this month, that Miller, 26, had been found dead in his home in the San Fernando Valley.

Grande and the rapper were out two years before parting in April. She quickly began a special relationship with Davidson, which led to a commitment in June.

Big then wrote a statement, explaining that her relationship with Miller had become toxic as a result of her ongoing fight against drug addiction. However, she also stated that she only wanted the health and happiness of her ex-boyfriend, calling her one of her "best friends" and her "favorite people in the world." whole, "reported Cosmopolitan.

Grande has not spoken publicly since her death, but the singer has expressed sadness and a sense of loss in the photos and videos she posted on Instagram.

More recently, she shared a set of photos and videos paying tribute to something in Miller's life that was particularly meaningful to him: his dog Myron, a pit bull mix that he adopted in January 2017. The On Monday, Grande shared a video of her hugs Myron and letting her cover her with licks and kisses. She subtitled the clip: "All kisses. Happy autumn. "

The Grande team announced earlier this month that it would take "a lot of time to heal and heal," reports People.

That included her and Davidson skipping the Emmy Awards on September 17th, where "Saturday Night Live" won for a variety of sketches.

People said that Grande had already talked about anxiety and PTSD after the terrorist attack at her May 2017 concert in Manchester, England, when a suicide bomber killed 22 people and wounded more than 500 others.