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Ariana Grandeis hitting the road withJames Corden!
The 25-year-old singer will appear in an upcoming installment ofThe Late Late Show‘s recurring Carpool Karaoke segment.
Corden, 39, teased the appearance on Monday, tweeting out an image of the lyrics to “No Tears Left To Cry” — the first single of Grande’s upcoming albumSweetener(out Aug. 17).
“Learning these…” he wrote.
Grande took notice, writing Corden, “Sick, what for?” His response? “Just, y’no, life and in case I get stuck in traffic.”
The CBS late night show’s official account later posted Corden’s tweet to Instagram to confirm that Grande was in fact appearing on Carpool Karaoke.
On Tuesday, Grande revealed she may have gotten a little more than she bargained for while shooting with Corden.
Posting a brief video to her Instagram Stories of her bandaged hand, the star told fans, “Well Mr. Corden, today’s off to a wild start.” The singer remained in high spirits, however, and captioned the clip “bleeding n smiling.”
This isn’t Grande’s first time on Carpool Karaoke.
She previously took a spin on the segment’s spinoffCarpool Karaoke: The Series,joiningFamily GuycreatorSeth MacFarlanefor a duet of “Suddenly Seymour” — the ballad from Alan Menken and Howard Ashman’s beloved 1982 musicalLittle Shop of Horrors.
It was a dangerous appearance for the “Dangerous Woman” singer. At one point, MacFarlane briefly slammed on the brakes during the duet, but that didn’t faze the stars.
“We almost died! But the belting was more important!” Grande said after they finished the song. “I like that we didn’t skip a beat. That’s what comes from being a theater person. You stay in it!”
Meanwhile, Grande is gearing up for a big launch forSweetener. The talk-show circuit will likely be the first time she addresses her engagement to fiancéPete Davidson.
The powerhouse vocalist is up for five awards that night— one for artist of the year, and four for her music video “No Tears Left to Cry,” including video of the year and best pop video.
The Late Late Showairs at 12:37 a.m. ET on CBS
source: people.com
