Ariana Grande and Dalton Gomez Remain Close Amid Divorce Process

Despite the divorce process, Ariana Grande and Dalton Gomez are committed to maintaining a close friendship. Reports suggest that the couple made efforts to save their marriage before reaching the decision to separate.

Page Six recently obtained details about a failed reconciliation attempt that took place a few months ago, shedding light on why Grande and Gomez couldn't salvage their relationship. According to the report, Gomez flew to London in January to visit Grande, who was filming Wicked at the time. However, their final attempt to save their marriage ultimately proved unsuccessful.

Since then, Grande and Gomez have remained separated but have continued to stay on friendly terms. They were even photographed together in London on January 23, waiting in line at La Crêperie de Hampstead, as captured by Page Six.

Sources close to the couple shared with Page Six that they reached the decision to divorce together and have emphasized the importance of remaining best friends throughout the process. Friends and family have been supporting them and working to protect their privacy.

TMZ later reported that Grande and Gomez started living separate lives in January, with Gomez dating again with Grande's approval while maintaining a friendly relationship. They briefly attempted to reconcile in May but ultimately ended their relationship after two weeks.

An insider shared with Entertainment Tonight that Gomez and Grande simply weren't a good match and explained how Gomez has been handling the breakup on his end, maintaining privacy and not discussing the split with colleagues. The source revealed that they had tried to work through their issues but ultimately decided to end things due to their conflicting schedules and commitments, particularly with Grande filming Wicked overseas.

As of now, Grande has not addressed the news publicly on her social media platforms. The focus remains on their efforts to maintain a strong friendship despite the separation.