Ariana Grande simply acquired a serious blast from the previous, and it’s none aside from her viral moon touchdown second!

Final 12 months, the “Victorious” star made headlines when her response to a query about her tackle area exploration was deemed a lie. Now, Grande has mirrored on the second however says she’s prepared to maneuver ahead.

Whereas the “7 Rings” singer has additionally been busy together with her “Depraved” tour, she narrowly escaped being hit by an SUV.   

Throughout a Vainness Honest lie detector check with Bowen Yang on YouTube, Yang reminded her that the final time she was on the recent seat, her outcomes had been inconclusive about whether or not she believed the moon touchdown occurred.

When requested if she wished to redeem herself this time, Grande shortly shut it down, replying, “No, I wanna transfer previous it.” Nonetheless, Yang pressed on, insisting they speak about area.

The dialog took a humorous flip when Yang confirmed her a photograph of Katy Perry and Gayle King and jokingly requested in the event that they’d gone to the moon. Grande quipped, “No, as a result of they did not. They orbited the Earth or went up for a couple of minutes.”

The “SNL” host then went on to check the “Positions” singer’s views concerning the lunar touchdown. Whereas Grande affirmed she believes the celestial physique exists, she was much less sure concerning the planted flag. “I hear each arguments,” she mentioned earlier than making her stance clear.

“The reality is, I do not give a rats a—,” Grande confessed. “I am nervous about Earth. We’re burning alive, we’re killing one another. Can we fear about Earth for 5 minutes? Who offers a f—okay concerning the moon and the flag?” she exclaimed, shocked that the subject had resurfaced.

This newest sit-down comes a 12 months after Grande’s notorious polygraph second with Cynthia Erivo, when she was requested if she thought the moon touchdown was pretend.

Shocked by the query, she exclaimed, “Jesus Christ! What do you’re taking me for?!” earlier than nervously answering, “No…? No!”

Nonetheless, the polygraph machine did not appear satisfied. The check outcomes initially confirmed inconclusive and later steered indicators of “deception.” Grande jokingly known as the expertise a “nightmare” and blamed her confusion on being from Florida.

The “Bang Bang” singer went on to surprise why there aren’t extra recordings of the occasion if it occurred so many instances, although she in the end confirmed that she believes it did happen.

Grande is not the one celeb sparking debates about area historical past. Kim Kardashian just lately shared her personal opinion about lunar exploration, even drawing a response from NASA.

As The Blast reported, within the second episode of her Hulu present “The Kardashians,” she instructed her “All’s Honest” co-star, Sarah Paulson, that she believes the 1969 Apollo 11 lunar touchdown by no means truly occurred, claiming she had articles to help her view.

She cited astronaut Buzz Aldrin’s comment that he had no scary moments in area as proof that “nothing occurred.”

When a producer requested how she anticipated individuals to react, Kardashian admitted, “They’re gonna say I am loopy it doesn’t matter what. However like, go to TikTok, see for your self.”

Her feedback shortly went mainstream, prompting NASA’s performing administrator, Sean Duffy, to reply on X, confirming that NASA efficiently landed on the moon six instances and is getting ready to return by the Artemis program.

Though Grande’s area musings throughout her sit-downs have made followers chuckle, they’d a distinct response to her latest chat with Elle Journal just a few days in the past, alongside Erivo, for the press tour of their musical.  

In the course of the speak, the pair was requested to explain one another’s aura. Grande described Erivo as “yellow, like sunshine… perhaps purple,” whereas Erivo known as Grande’s aura “ceil blue… sunset-orange,” per The Blast.

Grande admitted they hadn’t been requested that query earlier than, and Erivo added that it was “an ideal query.”