Ariana Grande's Golden Birthday Included an Epic "7 Rings" Cake and a Card From Madonna

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Ariana Grande rang in her 26th birthday on Wednesday, but it wasn't just any other birthday - it was her golden one! In honor of the milestone, the singer celebrated with her family and friends - including her mom Joan and pal Normani - and an epic "7 Rings" cake, of course. "Another year around the sun n she still wearing these f*ckkin ears," Ariana captioned a photo of herself in a sexy black dress and her signature bunny ears. "Grateful for the love and for the people i get to share this life with. and thank u for the birthday wishes." Ariana also received a special note from Madonna herself, which she shared on her Instagram Stories. So sweet!

Following a tough year, Ariana has been making the most out of 2019! She launched her very own Starbucks drink in March, she's currently on her Sweetener world tour, and let's not forget that she dropped her fifth studio album, Thank U, Next, at the beginning of the year. Yep, this is Ariana's golden year, indeed!

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from POPSUGAR Celebrity https://www.popsugar.com/celebrity/Ariana-Grande-Birthday-Party-Pictures-2019-46320239

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