The 'Thank U, Next' singer and the 'Mercy' rapper spark reconciliation rumors after they are caught snuggling in Sean's car outside a recording studio.
- Mar 1, 2019
AceShowbiz - Ariana Grande rebounds with one of his exes, just several months after calling off her engagement to Pete Davidson. The 25-year-old singer/actress was spotted reuniting with his former boyfriend Big Sean on Wednesday night, February 27, sparking reconciliation rumors.
The "I Don't F**k with You" rapper stopped by a recording studio in Los Angeles, where Ariana arrived earlier. She then came out of the studio while bringing one of her dogs and got inside Sean's car for the reunion.
For the record, their meeting didn't seem like a platonic one. As noted by TMZ which obtained photos of their rendezvous, the two cozied up inside Sean's car and had a snuggling session. They later left together in his car.
Ariana and Big started dating in late 2014, before calling it quits six months later in April 2015. In her song "Thank U, Next" where she sings about her exes, the pint-sized songstress makes a reference to Big with the lyrics, "Thought I'd end up with Sean, but he wasn't a match."
Ariana went on to date Mac Miller before getting engaged to Pete Davidson. Her whirlwind romance with the "Saturday Night Live" star ended in October 2018.
As for Big, he was previously engaged to Naya Rivera before dating Ariana. He was most recently in a relationship with Jhene Aiko, but broke up after three years together.
In January, Ariana told fans that she wasn't going to date again anytime soon. "Spoiler for the rest of this year/probably my life: it's no one," she tweeted in response to a fan asking who she was dating at the time. "Please refer back to this tweet for future questions."
Responding to her reunion with Big, one Twitter user wrote, "so when ariana grande said 'break up with ur girlfriend im bored' was she talkin bout big sean lmao???" Another commented, "Ariana said big Sean wasn't her match then popped back up with him? I know you b***hes can relate."
