Why did Ariana Grande deactivate her Twitter account?

Virginia Glaze

Music icon and actress Ariana Grande has seemingly deactivated her Twitter account right before the holidays — and fans are desperate to know why.

Ariana Grande is one of the biggest names in pop music right now.

With such a sprawling fanbase as hers, it makes sense that listeners and admirers would want to keep up with her every move via her social media accounts — but unfortunately, one of these accounts has gone missing.

On December 24, the morning of Christmas Eve, Grande apparently deactivated her Twitter account, sending fans into a frenzy of speculation wondering what could have caused her to make this sudden decision.

Ariana Grande Twitter account deleted
Ariana Grande’s Twitter account was mysteriously deactivated on December 24.

Ariana Grande sparks fan panic after deleting Twitter account

Perhaps she’s preparing to release a new album — it wouldn’t be the first time an artist decided to rebrand their social media presence to usher in a new musical era in their careers, after all.

Alternatively, she simply wants to take a break and enjoy time with new hubby Dalton Gomez while unwinding for the holidays.

This sudden deletion comes after the release of Don’t Look Up, a Netflix film that Ariana stars in alongside names like Jennifer Lawrence and Leonardo DiCaprio, among other massive Hollywood giants.

However, some fans are speculating that Grande is planning something with Nicki Minaj rather than making PR moves for the movie, as the rapper deleted her profile picture around the same time.

Still, others blame the toxicity of social media, claiming that Grande may have been harassed and forced to delete her Twitter to get away from the noise.

For now, we have no clue why her account has been deactivated. Luckily, her Instagram remains alive and well, where curious fans can keep an eye out in case she explains the disappearance of her Twitter profile.

About The Author

Virginia is Dexerto's Entertainment Editor and an expert in all things TikTok, YouTube, and influencer-related. Boasting a background in esports, she's been tackling the social media space for over five years. You can reach Virginia at: virginia.glaze@dexerto.com.