Ariana Grande Roasts Hackers: 'I'll See You in Jail, Literally' For Causing Severe 'Irreparable Harm'

Ariana Grande has secured a judge’s approval in Los Angeles to speed up subpoenas that could expose the hackers accused of leaking dozens of her unreleased songs (Credit: Monique/Pinterest)

Ariana Grande has won court approval in Los Angeles to fast‑track subpoenas aimed at unmasking hackers who allegedly leaked dozens of her unreleased songs, a move her lawyers say is crucial to stopping further theft and 'irreparable harm' to her career.

The legal push follows years of unauthorised Grande tracks and videos surfacing online, with the singer's lawsuit alleging a sustained campaign of digital break‑ins dating back to the early days of her recording career in 2011.