Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson's short-lived engagement was called off earlier this week, and now details of the split are emerging — like who gets which shared possessions.
Grande apparently gets to keep the ex-couple's recently adopted pet pig, Piggy Smallz. The furry creature has been making constant cameos in her Instagram story and even starred in her recent "breathin" video.
Davidson, meanwhile, will be carrying around a permanent reminder of the pet pig on his torso; he got a portrait of Piggy Smallz tattooed on his side less than a month ago.
Grande is less keen to hold on to the custom, diamond-encrusted, tear-shaped engagement ring that Davidson dropped more than $100,000 USD on. According to TMZ, she returned the ring to Davidson without any conflict.
The couple first announced their engagement back in May.
Grande has since stepped out of the spotlight in recent months, continuing to recover from the Manchester bombing and the death of her ex-boyfriend Mac Miller.
Grande apparently gets to keep the ex-couple's recently adopted pet pig, Piggy Smallz. The furry creature has been making constant cameos in her Instagram story and even starred in her recent "breathin" video.
Davidson, meanwhile, will be carrying around a permanent reminder of the pet pig on his torso; he got a portrait of Piggy Smallz tattooed on his side less than a month ago.
Grande is less keen to hold on to the custom, diamond-encrusted, tear-shaped engagement ring that Davidson dropped more than $100,000 USD on. According to TMZ, she returned the ring to Davidson without any conflict.
The couple first announced their engagement back in May.
Grande has since stepped out of the spotlight in recent months, continuing to recover from the Manchester bombing and the death of her ex-boyfriend Mac Miller.