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Oscars 2025: Cynthia Erivo & Ariana Grande’s Performance Left Everyone in Tears!

At the 97th Academy Awards, Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo delivered a breathtaking performance of Defying Gravity, leaving the audience in awe. Their emotional rendition brought Michelle Yeoh to tears, earning a standing ovation and sparking a wave of admiration across social media. Fans hailed it as one of the most memorable moments of Oscars 2025.

Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo deliver a powerful Defying Gravity performance at Oscars 2025, moving Michelle Yeoh to tears and earning a standing ovation.

The 97th Academy Awards saw a stunning moment when Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo performed on stage with a stunning performance of Defying Gravity. Their strong vocals and heartfelt delivery had the audience awestruck, with none other than Michelle Yeoh clearly brought to tears.

A Standing Ovation for an Iconic Performance

As the pair sang in the right harmony, the energy in the room was undisputed. Mitchell Yeho, touched deep from his performance, he was seen wiping tears before giving a hearty standing ovation. Fans on social media reflected their feelings, with the comments with X/Twitter floods, “I am also crying!” And “It was pure magic!”.

Social Media Reacts

The internet became wild after the Oscar 2025 performance. A user commented, “Between the dorothy-inspired gown and perfect vocals, I was splashing!” Another user said, “There is no way that they do not win this Oscar!”, Reflecting the sheer adoration for the performance.

A Magical Oscars Moment

Hosted in Los Angeles, US, the Academy Awards never fail to deliver memorable moments, and this year was no different. Grande and Erivo’s performance of Defying Gravity has now solidified itself as one of the most-discussed moments of the night.

With Hollywood’s crème de la crème present and millions of people watching globally, this performance will be remembered for years to come. Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo have again demonstrated their singing abilities, leaving their imprint on Hollywood News and the history of the Oscars 2025.

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