“Terribly thin. I hope she can turn this around before it’s too late. I’m sure her organs are working overtime,” read one comment—highlighting a concern many associate with long-term nutritional deficiency, potential organ damage, and even hospitalization covered by chronic illness insurance.
Another said, “She suffers from anxiety and this picture actually looks as if she is getting better. She was smaller than this at one point.”
“I hope she’s okay. She doesn’t look well,” another wrote. “…Something is up.”
Eating Disorder Concerns and Diagnostic Implications
Many quickly speculated that Ariana Grande’s appearance was the result of an eating disorder (ED). This has fueled online discourse about the warning signs of anorexia, the necessity of clinical lab testing, and options for treatment plans under mental health insurance.
“There is Hollywood skinny then there’s not ok skinny and she is not ok. That is alarming skinny,” one commenter wrote.
“This is anrexia,” one person remarked, while another agreed, saying, “Damn, she’s anrexic. She needs help as soon as possible. Before her heart stops.” Comments like these reflect an increasing public awareness of the critical health risks, which may require urgent care coverage and even raise questions about liability in cases of neglect or misdiagnosis by healthcare professionals.
“This is actually getting really concerning,” a fan added. “Every time she’s out and about she looks like she’s getting skinnier. To the people saying she’s fine, no she isn’t, this is the purest example of an*rexia there is.”
