Ariana Grande and her husband Dalton Gomez have been accused of "mocking" Native American culture in a now-deleted Instagram video.
The video posted by Dalton, 25, and Ariana, 28, has now resurfaced on various social media platforms, and features her and Dalton partaking in what appears to be a native American dance.
The singer allegedly sang, laughed, and spun a sizable piece of cloth in the air, as they sat in the middle of the circle.
The others present reportedly whooped and drummed along as this was taking place.
Watch the controversial video below:Social media users were quick to take to Twitter to slam the now-deleted footage of the 'thank u, next' singer.
One critic wrote on Twitter: "Ariana grande disrespecting indigenous people's cultures? Americans have such a long history of dehumanizing Native Americans but shouldn't we hold those with a platform to a higher standard? even if it is the bare minimum [sic]."
A second added: "Native Americans being told to shut up by Ariana Grande stans after voicing their upset over overtly racist behavior......that is just.......wow......."
A third wrote: "Ariana Grande is mocking native americans??? Not surprised tho she's doing blackface on a daily basis [sic]."
Meanwhile, a fourth simply remarked: "THIS SHOULD'VE STAYED IN YOUR DRAFTS."
However, while Ariana might have received backlash for this video, she has also been using her Instagram as a way to support minority communities and businesses.
Per The Sun, she recently unfollowed Starbucks and followed strictly advertised black-owned coffee shops in Los Angeles.
Ariana and Dalton tied the knot earlier this year in an intimate ceremony with less than 20 people present.
She later revealed that the pair had married on Instagram by sharing six images that were simply captioned: "5.15.21," alongside a white heart emoji.
Grande's rep confirmed the nuptials to People, stating: "It was tiny and intimate - less than 20 people. The room was so happy and full of love. The couple and both families couldn't be happier."