The recent breakup of the "Love Me Harder" songstress Ariana Grande and rapper Big Sean took the social media by surprise, and since then there were no feedback or whatsoever heard from both parties. Currently, there are rumors circulating that the "Problem" singer has moved and is in love again.
This started when the 22-year-old singer posted a tweet on Wednesday. She teased a line — which caused her fans to freak out — from her new song entitled "Moonlight," according to Daily News.
"He knows just what it does when he's......... And he calls me moonlight too," she tweeted.
Speculations are now spreading that the song is about Niall Horan of One Direction. Both were seen in Barcelona, attending a mutual acquaintance's birthday party.
It didn't stop there. Grande and Horan were next spotted at Cirque Le Soir, with mutual friends, following the "One Last Time" singer's show in London, Youth Health has learned.
Two days later, Grande was seen leaving Horan's house early in the morning. It was reported that "Night Changes" singer hosted a party.
There are no confirmations yet on the relationship status of Grande and Horan.
Meanwhile, Grande has also been listed to be a part of Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk's "Scream Queens." This horror-comedy show will debut on Fox, Sept. 22.
A total number of 25 actors are listed, including: Lea Michele, Jamie Lee Curtis, Nick Jonas, Skyler Samuels, Emma Roberts and a few more, Master Herald reported. According to Murphy, at least one character gets killed every episode until four are left.
If the character's survival depends on fans' voting, it's more likely that Grande's character, together with Jonas' and Michele's, will survive the first season. However, everything will still depend on the script and at this point, the details of the show remain mystery.
"Scream Queens" will have a two-hour premiere. Murphy disclosed that he will be directing the first hour, while the remaining one will be helmed by Falchuk.
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