The star says she has faced hundreds of leaks and wants to use legal action to unmask "wrongdoers who hide in the shadows."
Ariana Grande attends the 83rd annual Golden Globe Awards on January 11, 2026 in Beverly Hills, California.
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Ariana Grande is suing unnamed hackers who she claims have repeatedly stolen and leaked unreleased music, photos and video footage, saying they have violated the “sacred relationship that exists between her and her fans.”
In a lawsuit submitted to Los Angeles court Monday (July 27), the pop star’s attorneys say the hackers have targeted her photographers and producers, allowing them to carry out “unlawful and egregious” thefts of her private content. They say 45 of her songs were stolen and leaked in 2023 alone.
