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Why Is Ariana Grande Blamed For Mac Miller's Death?

On Friday evening it was confirmed that rapper Mac Miller had died of a suspected overdose. The 26-y...
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7:19 PM - 11 Sep 2018



The Last Word With Matt Cooper

Why Is Ariana Grande Blamed For Mac Miller's Death?

TodayFM
TodayFM

7:19 PM - 11 Sep 2018

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On Friday evening it was confirmed that rapper Mac Miller had died of a suspected overdose.

The 26-year old had fought a long battle with substance abuse. But it was his relationship with Ariana Grande that received the most attention when his death was reported. The pair, who dated for two years, split several months ago, after which Grande became engaged to someone else and Miller was involved in a car accident while driving under the influence.

Grande has been harshly criticised on social media, where some have gone so far as to accuse her of "murdering" Miller. TMZ, who broke the news of his death, also suggested that their break-up was a key reason for Miller's worsening addiction problems.

John Caddell and Larissa Nolan discussed the unfair blame that has been placed on Grande in our weekly music slot.

On the anniversary of 9/11, they also looked back at some of the music that was released at the time.

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