Ariana Grande wants to tell true story about the time she thought Imogen Heap had been cheating on her.
The female singer appears in the latest issue of the magazine W Magazine where she first talked about them when she was invited to meet Heap — believing it was too good to be true.
“Imogen Heap is my idol – my number one favorite musician, songwriter, producer of all time,” Grande begins.
“The first time I received a text message from her, I thought I was being scammed,” she said.
Grande shared that she thought she was about to be “murdered” because she couldn’t believe it was true.
“She invited me over and I thought I was going to be murdered because I didn’t believe it was true. She was very nice. She was excellent in every way,” she said.
As a tribute to Heap, Grande released her version of Heap’s song “Goodnight n Go” sweetener album in 2018. The song originally appeared on Heap’s 2005 album Speak for yourself.
Grande has long been a fan of Heap and has previously spoken Billboard that she is his “number one fan”.
Grande said: “I appreciate her musical ability so much. Her brain is a musical paradise. Every part of every song of hers is so complex and I can’t fully understand it.” she”.
“I love music more than anything, and she is just a big cloud of musical happiness, harmonies and sounds. I just want to live forever in her brain,” she added.
The pair continued to see each other and Heap echoed Grande’s words that she believed the singer thought she was about to be murdered.
“I think Ariana really thought it was a big set-up that she was going to be murdered,” she said. Billboard.
The two have remained friends since, and Heap even appeared as part of Grande’s One Love Manchester charity concert. Now, Heap is seeing a resurgence in her own music as her song “Headlock” is going viral thanks to the TikTok trend.
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