Craig McDean 
 
 Ariana Grande is the cover star of the July 2018 issue of British Vogue. Photographed by Craig McDean and styled by Kate Phelan with hair by Chris Appleton and make-up by Mark Carrasquillo, Grande wears a Chanel autumn/winter 2018 lace dress with jewelled straps for her #NewVogue debut. 
 
 Inside the issue, the popstar and social-media titan shares details of her difficult and transformative past year with Vogue’s Giles Hattersley, including how she coped with symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder in the wake of the Manchester bombing. “It's hard to talk about because so many people have suffered such severe, tremendous loss. But, yeah, it's a real thing,” she says. “I know those families and my fans, and everyone there experienced a tremendous amount of it as well. Time is the biggest thing. I feel like I shouldn't even be talking about my own experience – like I shouldn't even say anything. I don't think I'll ever know how to talk about it and not cry.” 
 
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 At home in her curiously decorated mansion in Beverly Hills, she goes on to give Vogue a preview of her fourth album, Sweetener. "I think a lot of people have anxiety, especially right now," she says, as a pounding song concludes. How is your anxiety, Hattersley asks? "My anxiety has anxiety… I've always had anxiety. I've never really spoken about it because I thought everyone had it, but when I got home from tour it was the most severe I think it's ever been." She was back in the studio the day after finishing her concert commitments in Asia, South America and Australia in September 2017, a decision, that is, she explains, down to being a workaholic. "Everybody thought I was crazy when I got home and wanted to hit the ground running." 
 
 Read the full interview with Grande in the July issue, which is out on newsstands on June 8. 

 (CNN) Singer Ariana Grande has spoken about suffering post-traumatic stress disorder following a suicide bombing that killed 22 people at her concert in Manchester, United Kingdom, last year. 
 
 "I know those families and my fans, and everyone there experienced a tremendous amount of it as well," said Grande of suffering the symptoms of PTSD, in an interview with British Vogue to be released on Friday. 
 
 "I feel like I shouldn't even be talking about my own experience -- like I shouldn't even say anything," added the 24-year-old American, who appears on the cover of the magazine's July edition. 
 
 loop until it becomes locked in their brain. PTSD is a form of anxiety disorder that occurs when intrusive memories linked to fear from a traumatic event become consolidated in a person's mind by them visualizing the event in aloop until it becomes locked in their brain. 
 
 Grande said she didn't think she'd ever be able to talk about the attack at Manchester Arena in May 2017 "and not cry." 

 You know how relationships go: you go on a few dates, finally make your official Instagram debut, and then, not even a month in . . . one person gets two tattoos in honor of their new romantic partner! Oh, you haven’t been in that relationship scenario before?! How strange! 
 
 Yes, in the grand tradition of celebrity couples moving extremely, extremely quickly, the new pairing of Saturday Night Live star Pete Davidson and pop star Ariana Grande took their nascent relationship into overdrive this weekend. Grande and Davidson started dating a few weeks ago, both having recently exited long-term relationships (Grande’s with rapper Mac Miller, Davidson’s with comedian and writer Cazzie David). They took their relationship public almost immediately, commenting on each other’s photos (even flirting in the comments section of other people’s accounts), before each posted a picture of themselves together (“i thought u into my life/ woah ! look at my mind,” Grande captioned hers). 
 
 They are supporting each other at public events as well: Grande attended Davidson’s stand-up set on Friday night in Atlantic City (Davidson did not mention her on stage), and Davidson posted a tribute to Grande’s Los Angeles Wango Tango performance on Saturday on his Instagram Stories (“are you fucking kidding me !!!?? so fucking lit,” he wrote, with a string of adoring emojis). If nothing else, Grande and Davidson’s behavior should serve to assuage any concerns you may have had about any semi-flirtatious Instagram comments you might have recently left and subsequently regretted. 
 
 Already, this all seemed—from an outside perspective—like, well, a lot, but then, on top of all this, we learned this weekend that Davidson has now gotten two tattoos in honor of his new relationship. One, portraying Grande's trademark Dangerous Woman bunny ears, is located behind his ear; the other, comprised of the letters “AG,” is located on his hand. (This information was conveyed by L.A.-based tattoo artist London Reese, who initially captioned one of the pictures, “We had a good night somewhere in the hills of Los Angles. Pete loves him some Ariana.”) A few weeks ago, an observant Twitter user noted that it looked as though they might have matching cloud tattoos on their middle fingers, though that’s remained unconfirmed. 
 
 These two seem like clear front-runners for our celebrity-couple story line of the summer. To recap: Davidson and Grande have been dating a few weeks, are all over each other’s Instagram feeds, may or may not have matching tattoos . . . and now Davidson has two presumably permanent Grande tattoos. Things promise to only get more interesting from here. 
 
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– Ariana Grande says she suffers from PTSD in the aftermath of a bombing that killed 22 people at her concert in Manchester, England, last May. "It's hard to talk about because so many people have suffered such severe, tremendous loss. But, yeah, it's a real thing," she tells the July edition of British Vogue, hitting newsstands Friday. "I've always had anxiety … but when I got home from tour it was the most severe I think it's ever been," the 24-year-old singer adds, per CNN. "I know those families and my fans, and everyone there experienced a tremendous amount of it as well." While "I don't think I'll ever know how to talk about it and not cry," Grande says the passage of time has helped. Ink therapy apparently helps, too. After the first anniversary of the bombing last month, Grande revealed a bee tattoo behind her ear, representing the worker bee that's become a Manchester emblem, per CNN. Around the same time, Grande's boyfriend, Pete Davidson of SNL, got the singer's bunny ears logo tattooed in the same spot, along with the letters "AG" on his hand, reports Vanity Fair. The pair have reportedly been dating only a few weeks. (Davidson also has a Hillary Clinton tattoo.)