Ariana Grande received her first Oscars nomination for her role in Wicked, and her emotional reaction will have you changed for good.

Ariana Grande wrote on Instagram that she "cannot stop crying, to no one’s surprise," after she received an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress for her role in 'Wicked.' "I'm humbled and deeply honored to be in such brilliant company,

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Ariana Grande reacted to her first-ever Oscar nomination, receiving a nod in Best Supporting Actress for her acclaimed performance as Glinda in 'Wicked.'

The nominations for the 97th Academy Awards (a.k.a. the Oscars) were revealed this morning, and Ariana Grande earned a nod thanks to Wicked. As for how this honor stacks up to getting a Grammy nod, Grande would prefer not to say.

In the unlikely event that you missed it, Ari received a first-time Oscar nomination in the Best Supporting Actress category for her showstopping performance as Glinda in Jon M. Chu’s Wicked adaptation, which came out in November.

The 1986 film adaptation, directed by Jim Henson alum Frank Oz, became a minor hit as well, fondly remembered for all-star performances from Rick Moranis, Steve Martin, and the one and only Ellen Greene, who reprised her iconic role of Audrey for the big screen.

Ariana Grande stepped out in London to celebrate her Oscars nomination with Ethan Slater, wearing a gorgeous pink Schiaparelli gown.

Shortly after the Oscar nominations were announced, Ariana Grande took to Instagram to share her emotional reaction.

Ariana Grande just snagged her first-ever Oscar nomination - and celebrated the news with her boyfriend and Wicked costar, Ethan Slater. On Instagram, the actor and singer shared a rare moment of Grande on the balcony of their London hotel room,

Ariana Grande celebrated the Oscar nominations for “Wicked” with a throwback video of her performing a hit song from the musical as a child, while Cynthia Erivo and director Jon M. Chu took to social media to share their emotional reactions to the nominations.