Pop star Ariana Grande has landed an hour-long "Ariana Grande at the BBC" special.
According to the BBC, Davina McCall will interview the singer, who will perform music from her new album, 'Sweetener', accompanied by an all-female orchestra.
"Since I've been asked to do this show I have been worried that someone is going to call up and tell me they've made a mistake and chosen the wrong presenter, because this seems just too good to be true.
"Ariana Grande is such an incredible talent. She's very funny and incredibly kind and has achieved so much already in her career. I'm really excited about talking to her and, of course, hearing some of her amazing music," McCall said.
Grande last appeared on BBC One when she headlined the One Love concert in Manchester in 2017.
The concert was held to pay tribute and raise money for those affected by the suicide bombing at her gig on May 22 at the Manchester Arena.
The show will be recorded on September 7 and will air later this year.
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