What update did Frankie Grande share about Ariana Grande’s health after her COVID diagnosis?

Ariana Grande's brother Frankie Grande shared an update on the singer's health after she was diagnosed with COVID.

Ariana Grande has been diagnosed with COVID-19 during her press tour for the movie musical, Wicked: For Good. Her brother Frankie Grande has finally shared a positive update on her health.

At the 2025 Out100 Celebration in Los Angeles on November 21, he told Daryn Carp from E! News that, "she’s doing well."

He further explained, "As her brother, I send her all the love and healing vibes in the world. She’s working so much.”

Frankie added, "We’ve all had COVID at this point,” he continued. “We know that she’s going to be fine.”

Frankie Grande shares love for Wicked

Since the beginning of her career, Frankie Grande has been a huge support and a rock for his sister. From attending red carpet events with her to defending her online, he has loudly shared his love for his younger sister.

During the 2025 Out100 Celebration, he also expressed how much he enjoyed Ariana's performance as Glinda.

“I’ve seen it four times now and it’s spectacular. It gets better every single time. I learn something new about my sister’s character every single time I watch her. Her acting is masterful. Her craft is on full display, and I encourage everybody to go see it.”

Frankie, who is also a singer and a strong advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, was part of the list for his efforts.

“It’s such an honor to be on the list this year. I live my whole life for my community. All my art, everything that I do, I put out into the world in the hopes that it inspires other people to be themselves.”

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He quipped, “I have the privilege of getting to wake up every day this gay. I never have to think about, ‘Should I hide who I am today?’”

The list also included names such as Cooper Koch, Lukas Gage, Megan Stalter, Anna Camp, and more.

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