Ariana Grande has addressed the troubling allegations revealed in the “Quiet On Set” docuseries, which explores the alleged toxic environment at Nickelodeon under producer Dan Schneider. Grande, who gained fame on shows like “Victorious” and “Sam & Cat,” shared her thoughts during an appearance on Penn Badgley’s “Podcrushed” podcast.

Ariana Grande Response

Reflecting on her experiences as a young actress, Grande admitted that her perspective on her time at Nickelodeon has changed significantly. She revealed that she is “reprocessing a lot of what the experience was like” and expressed support for the victims who have come forward with their stories. Grande emphasized the need for safer environments for child actors, suggesting that mandatory therapy and increased parental presence on sets should be standard practice.

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Grande also discussed the nature of the content on “Victorious,” noting that the show’s humor often pushed boundaries. “We were told, and convinced as well, that it was the cool differentiation. Looking back on some of the clips, I’m like, that’s…damn, really?” she remarked.

Quiet On Set Allegations

The “Quiet On Set” docuseries has brought to light numerous allegations against Schneider, including inappropriate jokes and harassment. Schneider has denied these claims and is suing the producers for defamation, asserting that all content was vetted and approved by network executives.

Ariana Grande’s comments note the importance of protecting young performers in the entertainment industry and ensuring their well-being through systemic changes.

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