Paige DeSorbo

So you think he's, like, a toxic fuckboy because he only lives in the theater world where people are like, you're so hot and you're so cool and, like, we want you.

Where if he went and worked, like...

OK, do you want to hear my argument?

I argue that Ariana Grande went through a very public breakup with Mac Miller and then ultimately he died.

Not shortly thereafter, there was a shooting at one of her concerts.

That is two really extremely traumatizing canon events, I would assume.

And...

I would think that your whole brain chemistry is rewired after both of those things, let alone like them back to back.

Because you don't know how long it takes people to actually grieve and like actually get through traumatic things and process things.

And like I would say a shooting at your concert where little girls die is like years and years of like actually working through that.

And I could see her being like a little like she changed.

Like, I don't know, like she got mean, disconnected.

And so almost doesn't feel like, hey, you just stole this lady's husband and you did like a really bad, morally bad thing.

Like cheating is bad.

Like you shouldn't have participated in that.

And I could see her almost like not even like, OK, we want to know what something bad is.

Something bad is someone dying.

Like falling in love actually isn't bad.

You know, I could see that being part of.

Or just like...