As everything goes on with Ariana Grande, her brother Frankie posts straight-up nudes on Insta

As conversation regarding Ariana Grande and her taking a break from public life continues, her older brother Frankie Grande has been posting nudes on Instagram. Naturally! His comments section isn’t complaining, and neither am I.

This week, it was reported that following a resurgence in the ongoing conversation surrounding her health and body image, Ariana Grande is taking a break. Her reps said that public-facing work and appearances have “led to endless, ongoing public scrutiny”, so she is taking a step back.

Ariana then spoke out herself, and confirmed the break had been “planned”, suggesting it wasn’t to do with recent backlash aimed at her petal music video.

While Ari is stepping back, her brother seems to be stepping out. In a post shared yesterday, giving a roundup of what July was like for him, he shared a straight up nude. There was an underwear shot, and then later in the carousel was a photo with just a towel covering him… exactly where it needed to be. Look away now if you’re at work!

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“July was hot,” he captioned the post. Of course, everyone in the comments was saying how hot and spicy the pictures are. “Baby just dropping slide nine so casually,” one said, with the fire emoji. Another added: “Oh my god I wasn’t ready for number nine.” Honestly, same.

Frankie and Ariana are half siblings, and have a 10-year age gap. Speaking to Attitude about coming out, Frankie said his little sis was super supportive. He said: “There’s a 10-year age gap and I came out to her when she was just 11 years old — and she said, ‘Great, when do I get to meet your boyfriend?’

“She was raised in a family where gay was not only accepted, it was celebrated. The fact that some people are in families who throw them out because they’re gay or they’re being told they’re wrong because of who they are, it’s a tragedy and both she and I feel it’s our responsibility to educate those people and help them see that we’re all the same.”

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