Cynthia stated that it was “a human moment of wanting to protect Elphaba” and that “it’s fine, even though I probably should’ve called my friends.”
Ariana Grande, who plays Glinda alongside Cynthia in Wicked, previously spoke about the “complicated” scenario on October 19 at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures’ 4th Annual Gala.
Speaking to Variety on the red carpet, she said, “I think it’s very complicated because I find AI so conflicting and troublesome sometimes, but I think it’s such a massive adjustment period.” This is an item that… It is much larger than ourselves.
Following her admission that fan modifications may sometimes “go too far,” Ariana expressed support for her pal and co-star by declaring: