Ariana Grande doesn't usually go by her full name, but there are super-sweet reasons that the "7 Rings" singer used it for her credit in "Wicked."

Ariana Grande is teasing the follow-up to her Oscar-nominated performance as Glinda in “Wicked.” Grande, who will reprise her role for Part Two titled “ Wicked: For Good ,” told The Hollywood Reporter that the second installment is darker than the first film. “I’m still recovering,” Grande said.

Ariana Grande is working on her boundaries. During an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the actress shared that during the audition process for Wicked, she became so consumed with landing the role

Ariana Grande is promising a different moviegoing experience in Oz with Wicked: For Good. Grande, 31, appeared at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival on Sunday, Feb. 9, where she told an audience during a moderated conversation with Dave Karger that the follow up to 2024's Wicked: Part One will have a different feel when fans see her character Glinda and Elphaba (Cynthia Erivo) on the big screen again.