Ariana Grande’s dating history has certainly been a whirlwind, with a string of high-profile relationships over the years. She went out The good woman alum Graham Phillips from 2008 to 2011, followed by The Janoskians star Jai Brooks (2012-2013) and The Wanted singer Nathan Sykes (2013).

In 2014, Grande confirmed her relationship with rapper Big Sean after months of speculation, calling him “one of the most amazing men in the world” in an interview with The Telegraph at the time. Although their romance was short-lived and ended in 2015, Grande later referenced their breakup in her hit song “Thank U, Next,” saying, “I thought I’d end up with Sean / But he wasn’t a match.”

After Big Sean, Grande dated backup dancer Ricky Alvarez, who she was with during the infamous donut licking incident in 2015. Their relationship ended in 2016, but they remained on good terms, with Grande also referencing him in ‘ Thank U, Then he said, “Wrote a few songs about Ricky /
Now I listen and laugh.”

From 2016 to 2018, Grande was in a relationship with rapper Mac Miller. The couple split in May 2018, and soon after, Grande paid tribute to Miller following his tragic death in September of that year. People reported.

In 2018, she began a whirlwind romance with Saturday evening live star Pete Davidson. The two got engaged just weeks after dating, but ended their relationship in October 2018. Grande referenced the relationship on “Thank U, Next” and said she was “so grateful” for him.

Grande was linked to Social House’s Mikey Foster in 2019 after they appeared together in the “Boyfriend” music video. The two were seen hanging out and in early 2020 it was confirmed that they were dating.