Ariana also has a make-up business and says balancing her other projects means her music career "may not look exactly like it did before but I much prefer how it looks in my head". "I feel grateful and excited and inspired. Finding a balance between many projects and endeavours I love and doing it my own way." Super fan Michael Rodrigues De Jesus says he "internally screamed really loudly" when he saw the post and the hint of a tour. But he thinks if Ariana does go on the road, it would be "a mini tour" and "a lot of fans might be upset". "I've seen different discourses online where people are really upset that she's doing movies," the 23-year-old from Luton says. Michael also thinks the fandom is split with some disappointed music isn't the star's sole focus. "I did feel a bit of that same sentiment," he says. "Like are we ever going to get another tour? Has she found a home in acting that she wants to stay in forever? What's my personality going to be if not an Ariana music lover?" But overall, Michael says he "doesn't think anyone's missed out". "As a fan it's exciting to see an artist you like doing a lot of things. You get to experience their talent in a lot more ways."