Ariana Grande and her husband, Dalton Gomez, are reportedly on the brink of divorce after the singer was spotted without her wedding ring at Wimbledon.
Over the weekend, the 30-year-old 'Positions' singer enjoyed a day at Wimbledon with Bridgerton star and Wicked co-star Jonathan Bailey.
While Grande may have been focused on the men's singles final game between Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic, many fans couldn't help but notice that she was not wearing her engagement ring and wedding band.
Now, it has been reported by TMZ that the couple is allegedly thinking of divorce.
A source claimed to the outlet that the '7 Rings' hitmaker and the 27-year-old luxury real estate agent have been separated since December - when she started filming Wicked in England. They also claimed that the two tried a reconciliation a few months ago but it "failed".
Another insider alleged to PEOPLE that the couple separated earlier this year and "have been quietly and lovingly working on their friendship" since.
However, the couple has yet to address the rumors themselves.
Grande and Dalton started dating in January 2020 and made their romance public in her music video of her song 'Stuck With You', a duet with Justin Bieber.
Five days after Christmas 2020, the 'Thank U, Next' vocalist revealed she got engaged. A few months later, the pair tied the knot in front of 20 guests at her Montecito home, with her parents both walking her down the aisle.
While the Grammy-winning superstar has kept her marriage out of the spotlight, she shared a sweet post on her Instagram story in May to commemorate her two-year wedding anniversary with Gomez.
She captioned a photo from their wedding with "2" to signify the years of marriage and also penned "3.5 [years] together," before adding: "I love him so."
As aforementioned, Grande has been working hard to bring Jon M. Chu's Wicked to life in recent months. Her casting was announced in November 2021 and she will be playing Glinda in the movie.
The singer has been spotted filming scenes for the movie on set in Buckingham, England with Michelle Yeoh - who is playing Madame Morrible - and was also seen with co-lead actress Cynthia Erivo, who will be portraying Elphaba.
The highly anticipated film - which will be adapted from the Broadway musical - will be split into two parts, released on December 25, 2024, and December 25, 2025.