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    Ariana Grande speaks out about her appearance during ‘Wicked’ media tour

    Ariana Grande has been facing body criticism during the Wicked press tour.

    Grande’s “Wicked” co-star Cynthia Erivo spoke out about the bullying her fellow actress has experienced online, calling cyberbullying “quite dangerous” and adding that it’s “easy to be behind the computer typing words about people you don’t know.”

    “What a person who has never met you thinks is never more important than what you think of yourself,” Erivo added.

    Grande also offered advice to others experiencing cyberbullying and suggested deleting apps if needed and to block bullies online and not hesitate to avoid negative people in real life.

    Maybe share with your child if they are an Ariana Grande fan to see how cyberbullying affects people, whether in the public eye or not.

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