Ariana Grande Advocates for Mental Health Support in Entertainment Contracts

The singer and actress calls for therapy to be a mandatory provision for young stars in record label and studio agreements.

Ariana Grande has urged entertainment companies to include weekly therapy sessions as a mandatory part of contracts for young stars.
Speaking on Marc Maron's podcast, Grande reflected on her own struggles with fame as a teenager, citing intense public scrutiny and personal challenges.
She emphasized that large studios and labels should take responsibility for protecting young artists from the mental toll of rapid fame.
Grande's comments align with recent calls from Chappell Roan at the Grammys for better healthcare and livable wages for artists in the industry.
Both Grande and Roan's advocacy has sparked broader conversations about the need for systemic changes to support mental health in the entertainment world.