7 Moments In Pop Culture That Were Shorter Than Ariana Grande And Pete Davidson's Engagement
While to some it could seem like a short amount of time, there were other moments in pop culture that deem this relationship to have been a lifetime.
The fairy-tale romance that had a not-so-happy ending.
After a whirlwind romance and engagement, pop singer Ariana Grande and Saturday Night Live comedian Pete Davidson ended their almost six-month relationship. While to some it could seem like a short amount of time, there were other moments in pop culture that deem this relationship to have been a lifetime.
1. Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries' Marriage.
Who knew that 72 days would be beat out by an SNL star and one of the biggest pop stars in this generation? Granted there are no legal documents involved, but still...
2. The break between seasons one and two of the Queer Eye reboot on Netflix.
The world really couldn't wait for JVN and Co. to come back to Netflix with the short amount of time it took for Season Two to come back on the air! Unlike Ariana and Pete...
3. The entire run of Cry-Baby on Broadway.
It took forty-five previews and sixty-eight performances before the biggest theater flop of 2008 (and based off the 1990 Johnny Depp film) closed on Broadway...
Still shorter than this engagement!
4. The amount of time Whitney Houston's hit "I Will Always Love You" was #1 on the Billboard Charts.
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Fourteen weeks could feel like forever in 1992... but not to Ariana and Pete, whose engagement lasted just a short while longer than that timeframe!
5. Britney Spears' first marriage to her childhood friend.
Fifty-five hours is a record in and of itself for how long a relationship lasted! Friends on Friday. Married on Saturday. Annulled on Monday.
What a weekend!
6. Paris Hilton's time in jail.
A forty-five day jail sentence for driving with a suspended license in 2007 gets shortened to less than a month. Who knew the hotel heiress would have an easier time trying to get rid of something?
7. The time Titanic spent at #1 in the box office.
Fifteen weeks was how long the classic Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet love story stayed at #1 in the box office during the winter of 1997-1998.
In a way, it's kind of expected that this movie would have been there longer than this engagement.