Ariana GrandeandPete Davidsonjust knew.
In an interview with Michael Strahan forGood Morning Americaon Wednesday, the singer, 25, revealed why she considers theSaturday Night Livestar her soul mate.
“It’s just like a feeling, you know?” Grande told Strahan before laughing to herself, adding: “That’s so cheesy. People are always like, ‘When you know you know,’ and you’re like, ‘Yeah, okay, whatever.’ ”
Strahanfurther pressed the pop star, asking for specifics. “You just feel it … He just ticks every box, and it gets better every day,” she responded. “I’m very grateful for him. Life is beautiful.”
Grande also admitted she knows all eyes are on her and Davidson, 24, when they step out, saying, “We’re so annoying, huh? … It must be the worst.”
Granded added: “We’re just grateful, enjoying every minute because life’s too short.”
Up next for the couple? Wedding planning — though Grande toldGMAthe couple is “taking our time.”
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“My friends and I — and my mom and everybody — have been brainstorming and sharing ideas,” she said. “It’s really fun. I work so much I’ve never spent so much time planning something that’s personal, that feeds my soul so much and my heart. I’m gonna cry. I’m just so excited.”
Grande said that the pair won’t make their trek down the aisle soon, though, teasing: “It’s gonna be, like, next year.”
The star also opened up about her new album,Sweetener, and the much-discussed track named after Davidson — which she said she wrote as a “love letter” to her fiancé.
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Grande also spoke with Strahan about grappling with the May 2017 terrorist attack at her Manchester concert, in which a suicide bomber killed 22 people; the tragedy informed her new LP.
“I wanted to kind of subliminally honor the Manchester victims,” she said of her new song “Get Well Soon.”
Grande added: “I wanted to make the length of the song five minutes and 22 seconds as a way to celebrate and honor them and their lives, because that song is about healing. It’s supposed to be a great big musical hug for anybody going through anything dark.”
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PEOPLE confirmedDavidson and Grande started casually dating in late May, and just weeks later he popped the question.
Davidson dished about the engagement shortly after during a June appearance onThe Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. “I feel like I won a contest, so sick. It’s f—ing lit, Jimmy. It’s so lit,” he said.
He also opened up about their impending nuptials in a recentGQinterview, telling the magazine that while they don’t really have much in the way of plans, the wedding is “definitely going to happen, for sure.”
source: people.com
