Actress/singer, Ariana Grande, rose to fame in the late 2000s after appearing as Cat Valentine in the Nickelodeon series, Victorious.  Valentine, is a smart, although often ditzy, teenage girl who is good friends with the show’s main character, Tori Vega.  When the show ended in 2013, Grande reprised her role as Cat for the spin-off series, Sam & Cat.  

However, while still very much pursuing her acting career, Grande pursued another interest that would take her career to a whole new level. In 2013, she also released her debut album which spawned several successful singles including “The Way” and “Right There.”  Since achieving fame as a singer, Grande has been solely pursuing her music career, and has become one of the most talked about young pop-artists.

By this point in her career, Grande is probably used to being recognized for her multiple talents.  However,many of Grande fans have chosen to highlight something else when it comes to the star; her feet.  There are currently thousands of people who adore Grande’s feet, and perhaps with more attention, that number will eventually make it to millions.  Here are three things you didn’t know about Ariana Grande’s feet.

3. Ariana Grande’s feet don’t smell

During an interview in 2014, Ariana Grande recounted a story in which her sneaker flew off her foot and landed in a friend’s lap. The interviewer then asked Ariana if her feet smell, to which she replied: “No…my feet don’t smell.”  However, just seconds later she admitted to wearing boots without socks.

2. The “Ariana Grande Feet” Facebook page has more than 3,000 likes.

“Ariana Grande Feet,” a Facebook page solely dedicated to paying homage to the young star’s feet, currently has a whopping 3,129 likes. The pages features many images in which Grande’s feet can be seen, and the page’s fans seem to have fallen in love with her soles.

1. Ariana Grande wears a size six shoe.

Ariana Grande, who stands at just five feet tall, wears a size six shoe, and has often be photographed in some very fashionable footwear.

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