Ariana Grande has officially earned her first Oscar nomination, and she's getting support from her boyfriend, Ethan Slater. The news was announced Thursday morning, and the "Wicked" co-stars shared the moment in a low-key but touching way.

Ariana Grande received a Best Supporting Actress nomination for her portrayal of Glinda the Good Witch in Jon M. Chu's 2024 adaptation of "Wicked."

Slater, who plays Boq in "Wicked," posted a rare photo of Grande standing on a London hotel balcony holding a bunch of light pink balloons.

Grande later re-shared the image on her Instagram Stories, delighting fans with an intimate look at their celebratory day.

Before receiving her first Oscar nomination, Grande reflected on how her role as Glinda in Wicked left a lasting impression — not just on her craft, but on her sense of self. Even after the film's production has wrapped, Grande remains deeply connected to the world of Oz.

"Maybe people underestimate how long we spent looking and disappearing into these women," Grande said Diversity during the previous interview. “So when it takes time for certain inflections or mannerisms to go away, people sometimes make fun of themselves. But we had work to do, and we had things to get lost in – because that's what the piece called for.”

Grande, known for her sharp wit and self-awareness, couldn't resist laughing at one physical change left over from her time as Glinda.

"And, you know, I'm still looking for my brows," she joked, referring to her delicately shaped, honey-blonde brows—one of the many transformations she's embraced throughout her career. "I'll let you know if I find them—I hope not."

The highly anticipated film also stars Cynthia Erivo like Elphaba, Jonathan Bailey as Prince Fiyero, i Jeff Goldblum like the Wizard of Oz.

"Lifting my head between sobs to say thank you so much @theacademy for this unfathomable recognition," she wrote. "I can't stop crying, to no one's surprise."

She described the nomination as "humbling and deeply honoured" and praised her fellow nominees as "brilliant actors".

Grande also took time to applaud the "Wicked" team, giving a heartfelt nod to director Jon M. Chu, who missed out on a best director nomination. "Thank you for being the most amazing leader, human being and fiercest friend," she wrote. "I am so deeply proud of my beautiful 'Wicked' family."

The singer especially singled out her colleague Cynthia Erivo, who received a nomination for the best actress in a leading role. “So proud of my Elphie, my sister, my darling @cynthiaerivo. There is no end to your brilliance and you deserve every flower (tulip) in every garden. I love you unconditionally, always,” Grande added.

She concluded her emotional post with a playful nod to the musical, writing "lemons and melons and pears, oh my."

Grande and Slater appear to have celebrated the Oscar news together in London, where they were spotted earlier this week at a Universal luncheon with Eriva. The couple met on the set of "Wicked" and began dating in 2023, although they have largely kept their relationship out of the spotlight due to public criticism.

The "Victorious" alum was previously married to Dalton Gomez for two years, while Slater was married to Lily J for nearly four years before they started dating. Despite early speculation, Grande vehemently denied any overlap between their relationship and previous marriages.

Grande is up against Monica Barbaro ("Total Unknown"), Felicity Jones ("The Brutalist"), Isabelle Rossellini ("Conclave") and Zoe Saldaña ("Emilia Pérez") in the category. In addition to Grande's nomination, Wicked scored a total of 10 nominations, including Best Picture, Best Original Score, Costume Design and Visual Effects.

While Grande is enjoying her breakthrough Oscar moment, it's clear she's ready to defy gravity on and off the screen.