Ariana Grande may have confirmed her engagement to Pete Davidson on Twitter — and fans are freaking out

• Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson are reportedly engaged. 
• The couple, who were initially reported to be "casually dating" in late May, have yet to publicly confirm their relationship status.
• Grande, however, recently responded to fan reactions with tweets that could easily be construed as both acknowledgment and confirmation of the engagement.
• In one particularly revealing tweet, Grande wrote that Davidson "has been briefed" on the implications of their future marriage.

The past month has given whiplash to anyone who remotely cares about celebrity relationships. Just after confirming her split from longtime boyfriend Mac Miller in early May, it was reported that Ariana Grande had begun "casually dating" comedian Pete Davidson. It now appears that the two 24-year-olds are ready to turn their whirlwind romance into a marriage. 

If your initial reaction was to take this reported engagement with a grain of salt, that's very fair. But even though the couple has yet to publicly confirm this new development, Grande has been spotted making extremely interesting statements on Twitter.

The "No Tears Left to Cry" singer has responded to multiple fans reacting to the news of her engagement. In one particularly revealing tweet, Grande wrote that Davidson "has been briefed" on the implications of their future marriage (specifically that he would be "marrying us as well," as written by an excited fan). 

Grande also responded with the word "crying" to a tweet that referred to her as "Mrs. Davidson."

"i’m so happy. and excited," she wrote.

Grande appeared to approve of a tweet that said her nuptials "would outsell the royal wedding."

In fact, Grande's revealing Twitter activity has extended beyond her cryptic replies. Among her recent "likes" are a message from a fan proclaiming, "I expect to be a groomsman," and another tweet that reads, "honest to god our girl is engaged." 

While Grande frequently interacts with her fans on Twitter, it would seem strange to acknowledge these messages if the engagement report wasn't true.

It seems congratulations are in order — if Grande and Davidson can give us a moment to catch our breath. 

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