Ariana Grande Arrives in Sydney Arm-in-Arm with Wicked Costar and Boyfriend Ethan Slater Ahead of Film Premiere

Ariana Grande is stepping out with Ethan Slater in Sydney!

On Saturday, Nov. 2, the singer and actress, 31, was seen arriving in Sydney arm-in-arm with her boyfriend and Wicked costar Slater, 32, for the Australian premiere of their hotly-anticipated film. 

Grande was photographed linking arms with Slater while wearing a head-to-toe pink outfit — in a nod to the colors worn by her Wicked character Glinda — consisting of a long-sleeved polo top and a pleated skirt. 

The “Yes, and?” singer also wore a Versace trunk shoulder bag across her chest in matching pink as well as a Burberry bowling bag, and sported Burberry checked pumps,

Slate Broadway vet wore a casual look of a brown sweater with navy-blue pants and sneakers. 

The couple was joined on arrival by their Wicked costars Cynthia Erivo and Marissa Bode. 

Erivo, 37, wore a full green ensemble, in a nod to her character in the film Elphaba, of a Baker Boy cap and bomber jacket dress with gold drop earrings. 

Grande and Slater met during the filming of Wicked and confirmed their romance in July 2023. This came after Grande separated from her now ex-husband, Dalton Gomez and Slater separated from his now ex-wife, Lilly Jay. Slater and Jay share a 2-year-old son.

The pair’s latest sighting together comes after Slater recently praised Grande for her work in Wicked.

“I’m just really, really proud of Ari and the work she’s done on this,” he told GQ in an interview published on Oct. 30. “She’s poured herself into it.”

“I’m really proud that I got to be there for that part of it, and I’m really excited to be there for this next step of it when the world gets to see the amazing thing that she did.”

On the flip side, Slater also commented on the adjustment he has faced with their relationship becoming public. 

“I think there was something that was really difficult about things in your private life being commented on and looked at by the public,” he told the outlet.

“Some of the hard parts that you’re talking about are the personal-life stuff that everybody in the world goes through. And so I am really focused on the real people in my life, who those things affect, and doing right by every real person and not the Twitter people who comment on it,” Slater shared.