The 'God Is a Woman' songstress doesn't seem to be sad after the accident as she shows off her bandaged hand and calls herself 'an idiot.'
- Aug 9, 2018
AceShowbiz - It looks like Ariana Grande had a little accident during the filming of James Corden's "Carpool Karaoke" on Tuesday, August 7. The "God Is a Woman" songstress was spotted rocking a bandage, which was wrapped around one of her hands, after she finished shooting the segment for "The Late Late Show with James Corden". Ariana then took to Instagram Stories to show off her injured hand.
"Well Mr. Corden, today is off to a wild start," the "Side to Side" hitmaker joked on her social media account as she walked and held up her bandage. She also wrote, "Bleeding n smiling," on the post.
Besides the short video, the Florida native posted on Twitter a filtered picture of herself, holding up her bandaged hand and giving a thumbs-up sign. "HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA I'm AN IDIOT," she wrote on the black-and-white photo. Ariana didn't seem to be sad after she got injured as she instead thought that the bandage was cool. "But I LOVE my bandage it looks sick @JKCorden," she tweeted, tagging the talk show host's account. "I'll be ok one day."
The accident sparked concerns among her 56.9 million followers on the social media platform, though. "THAT BANDAGE IS HUGE SIS WHAT HAPPENED FJDKDKD," a fan asked the singer. "Please be careful..I want to meet u alive at the sweetener tour," another one begged. One lucky fan asked her what happened and got noticed by the pop star. "You'll see.........it's so.....stupid," Ariana replied to the lucky fan's question.
you’ll see ........... it’s so ...... stupid https://t.co/Dm10NuLJeP
— Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) August 7, 2018
When the "Dangerous Woman" singer was asked if she had fun filming "Carpool Karaoke", she admitted that she had a lot of fun despite the little accident. "Omg cute. yes, tons of fun. and I love my bandage it's so cool, I will miss it when I heal," Ariana replied.
"Carpool Karaoke" with Ariana will air on August 15.
