Rumors are flying that Ariana Grande is reuniting with her ‘Scream Queens’ producer Ryan Murphy for a new project following a major hint on social media.
On Sunday, April 23rd, Murphy (“American Horror Story,” “Glee,” “Pose”) posted a haunting photo of a man covered head-to-toe in spandex to Instagram with the caption, “Coming soon…” What grabbed the attention of Stan Twitter, though, was Murphy‘s “following” count on Instagram which currently includes only two people: his husband, David Miller, and Grande.
American screenwriter, director, and producer, Ryan Murphy has followed @ArianaGrande on Instagram he’s knows for TV series Popular, Nip/Tuck, Glee, American Horror Story. He also was one of the creators of Scream Queens where Ariana played chanel #2 pic.twitter.com/LuLLL58jVz
— Rene (Fan Account) (@grandesbreakup) April 26, 2020
Fans speculate that Grande could guest appear on the upcoming 10th season of “American Horror Story,” which Murphy created and produces. The casting choice would make sense for Murphy, who brought on Lady Gaga for the show’s fifth season to play the fashionista widow Elizabeth Johnson – AKA, The Countess.
Ryan Murphy now officially follows two people on Instagram: his husband and Ariana Grande. Could the two be teaming up for a secret new project? ? pic.twitter.com/VooRP6J0C7
— The AHS Zone (@ahszone) April 26, 2020
Can we all just take a moment to think about how amazing it would be to have Ariana Grande in ahs… holy shit. I’m hoping she doesn’t just die in the begging like in screen queens.
— Madisen (@MadisenScar) April 26, 2020
ryan murphy just teased the next season of AHS and now he only follows 2 people and ariana is one of them… IMAGINE IF SHE’S A PART OF THE NEXT SEASON OMG PLEASE pic.twitter.com/UfDddna1zt
— b (@holyarigrande) April 26, 2020
There are also rumors that Murphy will revive his short-lived series, “Scream Queens,” in which Grande appeared on five episodes. Fans have been begging for a new season ever since it was cancelled after just two seasons on Fox.
In February 2019, Murphy addressed a possible revival and opened up a conversation around how it could be revamped.
Grande was previously rumored to be cast in Murphy‘s musical-comedy film, “The Prom,” for Netflix last summer. Following an incorrect report from Deadline, Grande‘s team confirmed that the singer would not be taking part in the project due to scheduling issues around the “Sweetener World Tour.”
Despite earlier reports from @Deadline, @ArianaGrande will not be starring in Ryan Murphy’s @Netflix adaptation of “The Prom” due to scheduling conflicts with her tour. pic.twitter.com/jKnj991xtu
— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) June 25, 2019
Interestingly enough, Grande is currently not following Murphy on Instagram. Maybe the rumors mean nothing, but fans seem more convinced that Murphy is trying to stir up buzz for a collaboration with the singer. In addition to working on “AHS,” Murphy is juggling a handful of upcoming projects including the TV series “Consent,” the TV mini-series “Halston” and the Netflix documentary “A Secret Love.”
Do you think Murphy and Grande are reuniting for a new project? Share your thoughts with us on Twitter at @PopCrave!