The public couple handed on Monday evening’s (Sept. 17) awards present.
Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson aren’t a pair that shies away from the highlight. So the place had been the whirlwind romantic companions at Monday evening’s (Sept. 17) 2018 Emmy Awards? The engaged couple was set to attend, based on pictures of seats labeled with their names taken throughout Thursday’s (Sept. 13) preview of the awards present (they had been seated within the second row, behind Jeffrey Wright and subsequent to Jesse Plemons).
But they had been nowhere in sight for TV’s largest evening, despite the fact that Davidson’s present, Saturday Night Live, received for best variety sketch series and his co-stars Colin Jost and Michael Che hosted the NBC telecast.
It would have been Grande’s first main public look since her former associate rapper Mac Miller died on Sept. 7 at age 26. It’s probably she wished to maintain her privateness and never seem at such a media-heavy occasion. So the place was Grande as a substitute? She tagged herself in New York on Instagram on Sunday (Sept. 16), Starbucks cup in hand, and up to date her Instagram story with footage of her perfume, Cloud, and somebody cuddling with a canine on Monday evening.
The Sweetener singer has remained silent on Twitter since Sept. 6 (a giant change for the normally very chatty star), save for a perfume promo submit throughout the Emmy Awards. She posted a photograph and video tribute to Miller on Instagram over the weekend. Grande wrote partly: “I adored you from the day I met you when I was nineteen and I always will. I can’t believe you aren’t here anymore.”
Grande and Davidson have attended awards reveals collectively previously — they walked the VMAs carpet arm-in-arm, as Grande donned an armored warrior outfit and Davidson wore a friendship bracelet with Grande’s soon-to-be-married initials.
The pair have been courting since May and received engaged earlier than June 2, when Grande debuted her engagement ring at Wango Tango. Miller and Grande broke up earlier this 12 months.
This article initially appeared on The Hollywood Reporter.
