Just a day after Chappell Roan earned six Grammy nominations, the singer has reportedly parted ways with her management team.

Billboard reports that Roan has parted ways with the management group State of the Art and its manager Nick Bobetsky, a move that was seemingly confirmed when State of the Art posted a congratulatory post on Instagram for all their Grammy nominees that excluded mention of Roan.

Hits Daily Double first reported in October that there were ‘rumors’ that Roan and State of the Art were out of the closet. The rumors came just weeks after Roan faced a number of controversies related to her comments on the presidential election and her last-minute cancellation of the All Things Go festivals.

“Things have become overwhelming these past few weeks and I really feel it,” Roan said at the time. “I feel pressure to prioritize a lot of things right now and I need a few days to prioritize my health.”

Shortly afterwards the Every single album podcast stated that Roan had fired the management team and that top music executives were now vying for her business, but neither the artist nor the management company ever commented on the split.

Roan is up for six awards at the 2025 Grammys, including prizes in all the Big Four categories: Album of the Year (The rise and fall of a Midwestern princess), Song and Record of the Year (“Good Luck, Babe!”) and Best New Artist. She is also in the running for Best Pop Solo Performance and Best Pop Vocal Album.