The director of Ariana Grande, the Braun scooter, explained how time apart made its connection stronger

The Braun scooter may not be a household name for most people. But in the world of entertainment, the manager is a star in its own right. Braun worked with some of the biggest names in music – think of Kanye West and Justin Bieber – and in some cases he was also fired by them. Ariana Grande's director, Braun, spoke of her dismissal during a conversation with Variety. And it looks like their split has caused these two to appreciate even more their working relationship.

Braun explained to Variety that when Grande fired him in February 2016, he did not say anything negative about it, in case they would work together in the future. "With Ariana, I could have said a lot, and in fact, my team wanted it, because they were upset," he told the magazine. "But I said: 'We're not going to say a word, and it'll come back.'" Looks like his intuition was true, because the singer of "God Is A Woman" rehired him in September 2016, by Display panel.

The director also hinted that one of Grande's ex-ex could have been, at least in part, responsible for the professional split. "When her little friends leave, she starts to see things, and one day I got a call," said Braun. Variety. She said "Can I see you tomorrow?" And I said, "No, I'm busy." In fact, I could not, so I said : "I could see you on Thursday" or something else, and I went there and we had a very honest conversation. "

Braun also explained that the experience with Grande had helped him become a better manager because he had never been let by a client let him go. "It really made us tight against her, because now, when we fight and she comes to me, I just say Woah, do you want to go where we were?" ", Then it's calmed down," he said Variety. "And this relationship we had, from firing to reconciliation, really gave us the strength to achieve what we had never imagined."

Even though we do not know who the "boyfriend" mentioned by Braun is, it looks like he could were a little disdainful of Grande's relationship at the time. Her comment on her "see[ing] the light "after a breakup suggests that he does not believe that she thought for herself in her relationship, at least with this person.But anyway, it would seem that the disagreement between the two peoples is past, and that Braun and Grande have developed a greater mutual respect for each other, which is ultimately what matters most.

Braun and Grande have known each other for years and it looks like their differences are in the past, at least for the most part. (It is hard to imagine, however, that Grande will be pleased to hear the choice of words that Braun used to describe her ex.) Professional relationships, like all others, are based on trust. And after their separation in 2016, it seems that the singer and the manager have more confidence in each other than ever before.