By Joshua Haigh
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Grande, who is set to return to the role of Glinda in the forthcoming Wicked sequel, questioned whether those who voted for him felt good about their choices following months of unrest in North America.
The 32-year-old star shared an Instagram story from A Bit Fruity podcaster Matt Bernstein’s account that said: “It’s been 250 days. Now that immigrants have been violently torn from their families and communities have been destroyed, now that trans people have been blamed for virtually everything and live in fear, now that free speech is on the brink of collapse for us all – has your life gotten better?”
The post continued: “Have your groceries gotten cheaper? Has your health insurance premium gone down? Has your work/life balance improved? Can you take a vacation yet? Are you happier? Has the widespread suffering of others paid off for you in the way he promised it would, or are you still waiting?”
Grande’s latest post comes after the pint-sized star took to social media to call out resellers who have been massively inflating the price of tickets to her upcoming tour.
While face value tickets are all sold out, ticket inventory can be found at inflated prices on resale sites such as StubHub.
“Hi my angels, I have been on set all week but I wanted to let you know that what’s been happening with the secondary ticket resellers has been brought to my attention and of course I am incredibly bothered by it,” Grande wrote in her message.
She continued, “I’ve been on the phone every second of my free time fighting for a solution. I hear you and hopefully, we will be able to get more of these tickets into your hands instead of theirs. It’s not right.”
“I just wanted you to know that my team and I see it and that I care very much and we will do, and are doing, everything we can. I love you so much and thank you for your patience and understanding,” Grande said.
Her comments came after one Aussie fan was charged a whopping $80,000 dollars by Ticketmaster, despite not managing to get any tickets.
