After teasing fans about her upcoming music video, Ariana Grande has sparked excitement by revealing that actor Justin Long will appear in the visual for her new song, "Hate That I Made You Love Me," which is set to be released today.
Long is known for his roles in films such as Dodgeball and He's Just Not That Into You, as well as television series including New Girl.
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The track is featured on Grande's upcoming album, "Petal," scheduled for release on 31 July 2026.
While fans eagerly await the new collaboration, it isn't the first time Grande has enlisted famous faces for her music videos. Here are some of the most memorable celebrity cameos from her career.
The Boy Is Mine (2024)
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The music video stars Penn Badgley as a mayor who releases feral cats into the streets to combat a rat infestation. The song appears on Grande's album "Eternal Sunshine."
We Can't Be Friends (Wait for Your Love) (2024)
Inspired by the film Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, the video features Evan Peters alongside Grande.
She plays a woman named Peaches who visits a clinic to erase memories of a past relationship, mirroring the premise of the acclaimed film.
Thank U, Next (2018)
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One of Grande's most iconic music videos, "Thank U, Next" pays homage to beloved early-2000s films, including Mean Girls, Bring It On, 13 Going on 30, and Legally Blonde.
The video features appearances from Jonathan Bennett, who played Aaron Samuels in Mean Girls, and Kris Jenner. It also includes cameos from Grande's former Victorious co-stars Elizabeth Gillies and Matt Bennett.
Into You (2016)
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Featuring actor and model Don Benjamin, the video follows a celebrity who falls for her bodyguard before running away with him.
The visual was directed by Hannah Lux Davis, a longtime Grande collaborator.
Right There (2013)
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A modern pop-inspired retelling of Romeo and Juliet, the video casts Ariana Grande as Juliet, with Patrick Schwarzenegger playing her Romeo.
Unlike Shakespeare's tragic ending, the music video delivers a playful and romantic conclusion that matches the song's upbeat tone.
Photo Credit: Ariana Grande's official page&nbsp;
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