United StatesAriana Grande plans to step back from public life following scrutiny surrounding her health, according to a representative who spoke to People magazine. This decision comes after completing her 'Eternal Sunshine Tour,' which will end in London on September 1. Grande had been cast in the revival of Stephen Sondheim’s 'Sunday in the Park With George' but will now withdraw from the role. Production company Empire Street Productions expressed support for her choice and stated that casting for the play will be handled separately. Grande has faced ongoing public discussions about her health and appearance over the years, particularly after the release of her 'Wicked: For Good' album and the music video for her latest single. Her upcoming album, 'Petal,' reflects themes of personal expression and emotion. She is also set to appear in the film 'Focker-in-Law,' which is produced by Universal Pictures, a subsidiary of Comcast, which also owns NBC News.
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