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Ariana Grande has replaced her engagement ring from Pete Davidson with a diamond friendship ring

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Ariana Grande said "thank u, next" to her engagement ring. Rich Polk/Getty Images for iHeartMedia
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Ariana Grande reportedly returned her $100,000 engagement ring from Pete Davidson after the couple called it quits in early October, and now it looks like she's replaced it with a different kind of diamond.

The singer has been posting behind-the-scenes Instagram photos of what appears to be her upcoming music video for "Thank U, Next."

Read more: Ariana Grande's new song 'Thank U, Next' namedrops her exes and details what they taught her

In a selfie posted on Sunday, she can be seen sporting a new ring on her hand.

.... n I’m so good with that

A post shared by Ariana Grande (@arianagrande) on Nov 17, 2018 at 5:55pm PST

Eagle-eyed fans quickly noticed the ring and posted about it on Twitter. When Twitter user Tammy wrote that it's the friendship ring she shares with six of her closest friends, Grande seemingly confirmed by liking the tweet.

Though her new Instagram photos are bringing extra attention to the ring, the singer actually shared a glimpse of it in early November via an Instagram story. The video, which was captured by Instagram user arianaigstories, shows Grande and two of her friends with the matching rings and features the caption "3/7."

{NEW} @arianagrande via Instagram Stories! ♡ #arianagrande #sweetener #thankunext

A post shared by Ariana Grande IG Stories (@arianaigstories) on Nov 5, 2018 at 9:34pm PST

Her fans are also speculating that her new album may feature a song titled "7 Rings," though Grande has yet to confirm.

Grande most recently shared another small glimpse of the ring on Tuesday in a photo alongside her two friends Courtney Chipolone and Alexa Luria.

‘would u like us to assign someone to butter your muffin?’

A post shared by Ariana Grande (@arianagrande) on Nov 19, 2018 at 8:32am PST

The singer has also been drumming up excitement for her latest music video by posting photos and captions referencing movies such as "Legally Blonde" and "Mean Girls," leading fans to believe it will have an early-2000s movie theme.

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Daniel was a Beauty/Lifestyle Reporter for INSIDER. He graduated from the University of South Carolina with a BA in electronic journalism.