Frankie Grande has publicly voiced support for his sister Ariana Grande after her team announced she will step back from public life once her current tour ends. He shared the message on Instagram alongside a clip of her performing on the Eternal Sunshine tour, praising her artistry and saying he would "have her back until the end of time".

Ariana's team confirmed on 2 August that she would withdraw from public visibility and appearances after the Eternal Sunshine tour concludes, with its final date set for 1 September in London. Addressing fans directly during a Chicago tour stop, she denied the decision was driven by online negativity, saying she simply needed a break. The announcement comes amid a strong commercial run, including her new album Petal and its chart-topping single "Hate That I Made You Love Me", her tenth US Hot 100 number one.