Mac Miller & Ariana Grande Dating Statuses Cleared Up: “No Titles Are Being Thrown Around Yet”

Pittsburgh rapper Mac Miller is just a friend to pop diva Ariana Grande. A new report claims Miller is nothing more than a pal to Grande despite locking lips with her last weekend.

According to the latest coverage, Grande is not yet ready to label Miller her boyfriend.

Before followers proclaim these two an official couple, however, they may just want to hear what we’ve just learned. “Ariana and Mac are hanging out,” a source shared with E! News. “They like each other, but Ariana just got out of a relationship so no titles are being thrown around yet between the two.” Our insider added, “They are just seeing where things go now and getting to know each other.” (E! Online)

This week, pictures surfaced of Miller and Grande making out at a California restaurant.

The couple hit up Katsu-Ya in Encino Sunday night and couldn’t keep their hands off of each other — kissing and giggling through the meal. Witnesses tell us at one point Ariana was even lying on his lap. Sources close to them tell us they are dating, even though Mac’s downplayed their relationship in interviews … referring to Ariana as just a “homey.” (TMZ)

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Miller is currently working on his upcoming The Divine Feminine album.

He’s also shared the first single from the record, “Dang!,” which features Anderson .Paak. It premiered today on Zane Lowe’s Beats 1 show. Speaking with Lowe, Mac revealed that The Divine Feminine has contributions from Kendrick Lamar, Cee-Lo, and Robert Glasper. (Mac’s song with Kendrick will be their second collaboration, following the 2012 Macadelic track “Fight the Feeling.”) (Pitchfork)

Last September, Miller’s GO:OD AM made a Top 5 debut on the sales chart.

Drake & Future’s collaborative mixtape, What a Time to Be Alive (YMCMB/Republic/Epic), has topped the HITS Album Sales Chart with 340k and the Sales Plus Streaming (SPS) Chart with 379k. Meanwhile, Lana Del Rey’s highly anticipated Honeymoon (Interscope) debuted at #2 with 111k in sales and 121k at SPS. Warner Bros.’ Mac Miller follows at #3 with 78k for GO:OD AM and Columbia’s David Gilmour debuts at #4 with 68k for Rattle That Lock, while WMG’s Shinedown rounds out the Top 5 with 61k for Threat to Survival. (HITS Daily Double)