Kristen Chenoweth joined forces with Ariana Grande on Sunday, singing a beautiful duet of Over the Rainbow for TikTok.
Grande, 29, originally posted a solo video of herself singing the iconic ballad, prompting Chenoweth, 54, who nearly dropped her skintight dress last week, to add her own voice and make it happen. some magic.
Ariana will star in the film adaptation of Wicked as Glinda, a role that launched Kristin to Broadway stardom nearly two decades ago.
Linda, unite! Kristen Chenoweth, 54, joined forces with Ariana Grande, 29, on Sunday, singing a duet Over the Rainbow for TikTok.
The little divas wore pink on their TikTok, with Kristin wrapping herself in what appeared to be a yeti coat while a crocheted blanket wrapped Ariana’s arms and head.
Kristen let her blonde locks flow freely and Ariana’s porcelain skin glowed with star power.
“You know I had to duet with this one,” Chenoweth captioned the TikTok. ‘About him [rainbow emoji] with my girl.
“Just two Ozians,” Chenoweth added in the caption, referencing the magical land of Oz that her character Glinda inhabits.
With their powerful voices blending as one, the Grammy winners set TikTok on fire.
What Heaven sounds like: Grande originally posted a solo video of her singing the iconic ballad, prompting Chenoweth to add her own voice and make some magic happen. “This is what heaven sounds like,” wrote one TikTok user, echoing the views of many others.
“This just healed my heart,” said one TikTok user.
‘This is what heaven sounds like,’ wrote another.
A third fan wrote: “This just settled world peace.”
Chenoweth’s comments section was filled with awe and amazement as her 1.3 million followers showered the video with love.
And one fan in particular left a very special comment: ‘I love you with all my heart,’ Grande wrote.
‘Baby!’ Chenoweth proclaimed. ‘It is mutual.’
In 2021, when Thank U, Next superstar was announced as the new Glinda, Kristin said, “I’m not sure I’ve ever been that proud.” From the first day I met you, you were destined for this role.
Thank U, Next: Ariana will star in the film adaptation of Wicked as Glinda, a role that launched Kristin to Broadway stardom nearly two decades ago.
Destiny: In 2021, when Thank U superstar Next was cast as Glinda, Kristin said, “I’m not sure I’ve ever been this proud.” From the first day I met you, you were destined for this role’
Chenoweth recently sat down with Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live and said Grande will “put her own stamp” on the part that made her a star.
Asked by the Bravo host if she had spoken to Grande about the role, the Emmy winner replied, “Yes, I will.” She’s going to put her own stamp on it. I’m very proud of her. She wanted me to do the Glenda of her. And that’s what she’s doing. I am proud of her.’
Wicked will be split into two films, released a year apart, according to director Jon M. Chu.
During his interview with WWHL, Andy asked Kristin: ‘How do you feel about the Wicked movies being split in two? Is there enough for two?
“There’s a lot more in the books that we know about the characters, so yeah, there is,” the Tony winner responded. And I haven’t read anything, but I think so. I think there is enough.
Filming is shrouded in secrecy, but the excitement surrounding Wicked continues to build.
Passing the wand: Chenoweth recently sat down with Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live and said Grande will ‘put her own stamp’ on the part that made her a star
Worthy of Oz: When Andy Cohen asked Chenoweth if he talked to Grande about the role, the Emmy winner replied, “Yes, I will.” She’s going to put her own stamp on it. I’m very proud of her. She wanted me to do the Glenda of her. And that’s what she’s doing. I am proud of her’