Ariana Grande Sues Hackers Who Leak Music and Videos

Pop star Ariana Grande has filed a lawsuit against two unidentified hackers after gaining access to unreleased music and studio recordings on her accomplices’ computers, she said.

In a paper presented in Los Angeles and reported by US media, the singer said the hackers were targeting photographers and producers in order to obtain items sold “on the dark web” for “a lot of money”.

“In 2023 alone, 45 of Ms. Grande’s unreleased songs were hacked, stolen and released,” the documents state. “Since her music debut in 2011, there have been hundreds of similar leaks.”

Her lawyers said she is taking legal action to identify the kidnappers.

Grande has expressed her desire to hold hackers accountable for releasing unreleased music.

In the year In a 2024 interview with The Zac Sang Show, she talked about the song Fantasia, written with Swedish pop savant Max Martin, that was made after it was posted online.

“Before I went to Vic — the (very) few studio sessions I did were on Tik Tok, thank you very much, see you in jail. Literally,” she said.

“They were all written for a TV show, something that wasn’t for me, so out came the fantasy, crazy, stolen… these pirates, swindlers, outlaws!”