“The Waterboy, with Adam Sandler, makes me cry. When they’re mean to Bobby Boucher, I cry. I don’t like it,” Grande told W magazine. “I love Bobby Boucher. He says, ‘Would you please still be my friend?’ and I lose it. But I cry at everything.”

Ariana Grande has always been open about her emotions, whether through her music, social media, casual interviews, or recently crying with crying with co-star Cynthia Erivo at Wicked events. And, now,

“ The Waterboy, with Adam Sandler, makes me cry,” Grande told W Magazine of the 1998 film in an interview published on Friday. “When they’re mean to Bobby Boucher, I cry. I don’t like it. I love Bobby Boucher. He says, ‘Would you please still be my friend?’ and I lose it. But I cry at everything.”

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Ariana Grande even though does not shy away from frequent breakdowns, there is one Adam Sandler film that really brings her to tears. The singer-actress said that Sandler's 1998 comedy The