Pete Davidson wishes Ariana Grande the best on SNL while she releases song thanking him

As "Saturday Night Live" returned from a hiatus brief, pop culture fans had one question: Would Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande?

The pair's whirlwind romance, after all, was one of the summer's hottest stories for anyone wanting to step away from politics. Fans were obsessed with following every detail of their courtship, from their matching tattoos to the song they wrote about him to the baby pig they adopted. Naturally, when they called off their commitment, those same fans stared on, eating up every detail.

But one question remained: Would SNL tackle the breakup? This season's first, after all, was quite obsessed with the couple. Davidson appeared on the "Weekend Update" segment and described the relationship to Co-Hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che: "Do you remember that Batman because he was, like, sick? That's what this feels like. "

David Davidson and Grande gotten involved In the short ad, Davidson turns to musical guest Maggie Rogers and says, "Hey Maggie, I'm Pete. Do you wanna get married? "

The show, then, may be disappointed those hungry for celebrity gossip.

Davidson appeared on "Weekend Update" to give his impressions on various politicians running for office. The first reference to Great was an oblique one. Davidson said he's been paying attention to politics ever since "I had to move back in my mom."

Throughout the segment, he made jokes about various politician's appearances – such as saying that Rep. Peter T. King (R-NY) looks like "if a cigar came to life" – and did not mention

"The last thing I'm going to be curious about the breakup, but the truth is it's nobody's business," he said, adding, "Sometimes things just do not work out, and that's okay. She's a wonderful, strong person, and I love her all happiness in the world. "

That the show was more surprising, sure, but the only thing left was SNL started – and it mentions Davidson by name.

The song is titled, "Thank u, next," and Great thanks to her, saying what they taught her or what they meant to her. About Davidson, she sings "Even almost got married / And for Pete I'm so thankful." She also mentions her ex Mac Miller, a rapper who died earlier this year at 26, with the lines, "Wish I could say thank you to Malcolm / Cause he was an angel. "

Later in the song, she sings "One taught me love / One taught me patience / And one taught me bread / Now I'm so amazing." It's unclear to whom each line refers.

If there's any takeaway from Saturday, it's that the Davidson / Great story might have finally played itself out. The two seem to be on amicable terms, and – with these two statements in the world – moving on. It seems like they're telling the rest of the world to join them.