As the two leads of the Wicked movie cast were interviewed for The Curvy Critic aka Carla Renata, its host spent the last moment of their time together to let them know that she is part of the Broadway community herself, sharing a connection she and Ariana Grande share. Check it out:

Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, stars of the upcoming musical film Wicked, have addressed the viral reactions to their frequent displays of emotion during the movie's press tour. Grande, who plays Glinda, and Erivo, who portrays Elphaba, spoke candidly about the subject in recent interviews.

Grande and Erivo talk to Yahoo Entertainment about making a "clear choice" to befriend each other. Their co-stars say that helped set the tone on set.

Cynthia Erivo related to her part in ‘ Wicked ‘ as she has always felt like an outsider. The musical adaptation has been a cultural phenomenon since its Broadway debut in 2003, touching millions of lives with its message of acceptance and self-discovery. The show has broken multiple box office records and has been translated into six languages.

Other cute moments scooped by TikToker Jackie Gonzalez include Ariana saying, "Love you!" to costar Jonathan Bailey in passing at the LA premiere, as well as another exchange (also at the LA premiere) where Ari asked photographers to take a pic of her fam as her dad proudly announced, "This is my daughter! That's my daughter!"

Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo and Jeff Goldblum describe their respective characters from Wicked over a catchy beat.

Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande are the "worst influences" on each other when it comes to fashion. The British actress and 7 Rings pop star became close friends on the set of Wicked and have been co-ordinating their looks during the global press tour,

Fans finally got their first glimpse of Ariana Grande singing in Wicked after months of the production keeping things under wraps, bringing in both praise and debate about her performance. While the stars of the film have kept busy attending premieres globally and doing extensive press over the last few weeks,