Ariana Grande Shares Passionate Kiss With Ricky Alvarez During Tour Finale

Ariana Grande has given fans another glimpse into her rekindled romance with Ricky Alvarez.

The pop star included a sweet and intimate moment with Alvarez in a new video looking back at her “Eternal Sunshine” tour, which ended Tuesday in London after 41 shows.

Grande shared the black-and-white video on Instagram Friday, along with an emotional message thanking everyone who supported the tour.

“this experience has meant more to me than words can possibly say … ‘i love you’ doesn’t begin to cover it. thank you. from the bottom of my heart. yours always, ariana,” she wrote.

One of the clips shows Grande rehearsing onstage while Alvarez stands near the edge taking photos. Grande then leans down toward him, and the two share a passionate kiss.

The moment comes after Grande appeared to suggest that she may see Alvarez as a long-term partner. During the final concert, she changed a line in her hit song “thank u, next.”

Instead of singing, “Wrote some songs about Ricky / Now I listen and laugh,” Grande sang, “Wrote some songs about Ricky / I’m tryna make him my last.”

Fans had already noticed a change in the same lyrics during a July concert in Brooklyn. At that show, Grande sang, “Wrote some songs about Ricky / We always find our way back.”

Grande and Alvarez first dated from 2015 to 2016 before going their separate ways. They reportedly rekindled their relationship in July, following Grande’s split from actor Ethan Slater.

At the time, a source told Page Six that Grande and Alvarez were taking their relationship slowly because of her busy schedule.

The couple later made their relationship more public in August, when Grande shared photos featuring the two together on Instagram. In the pictures, she kept their faces mostly out of frame but made it clear that Alvarez was by her side.

Their latest public display of affection comes as Grande prepares to step back from some of her professional commitments.

The singer recently said she plans to take a break from “public-facing work” after her tour, citing the ongoing public scrutiny surrounding her life and appearance.

Grande also withdrew from the West End revival of Stephen Sondheim’s “Sunday in the Park with George,” where she was scheduled to appear alongside Jonathan Bailey. Bailey has also since left the production.

However, fans can still expect to see Grande on the big screen. She is set to appear in the upcoming comedy “Focker-in-Law,” playing Olivia Jones, the fiancée of Skyler Gisondo’s Henry Focker. The movie is scheduled to arrive in theaters on November 25.

For now, Grande appears to be enjoying a quieter chapter—with Alvarez seemingly close by her side.