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Ryan Murphy Spills on 'AHS' Season 13, Ariana Grande Exit; More 'Glee'

Ariana Grande's exit from American Horror Story Season 13 has sparked a wave of speculation and confirmation from the show's creator.

By · Published August 9, 2026  17:47 UTC · Updated August 10, 2026  22:27 UTC

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Ryan Murphy confirmed that Ariana Grande's exit from American Horror Story Season 13 was due to a scheduling conflict. Murphy also discussed plans for a series-wide crossover in Season 13 and hinted at the possibility of more Glee.

Epilogue added 94d ago, after coverage quieted.

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Ariana Grande will not appear in American Horror Story Season 13. The exit was due to a scheduling conflict. Ryan Murphy, the show's creator, has confirmed that Grande's absence is not due to creative differences but rather her packed schedule.

Coverage from EW, People, and Billboard all cite Murphy's explanation that Grande's extensive commitments made it impossible for her to participate in the upcoming season. However, the specifics of her schedule and the extent of her commitments have not been detailed. The Hollywood Reporter and IMDb have noted that Murphy is considering reviving Glee, the popular musical drama series he co-created.

This comes as Murphy discusses the future of American Horror Story, with Season 13 confirmed as a series-wide crossover. Details on Grande's potential future involvement with the series are unclear. Additionally, the full scope of Season 13's crossover and any plans for Season 14 remain unspecified.

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Why did Ariana Grande leave American Horror Story Season 13?

Ryan Murphy has stated that Grande's exit is due to a scheduling conflict, citing her busy schedule as the reason.

Will Ariana Grande return to American Horror Story in the future?

Just Jared has noted that Murphy has teased a future appearance for Grande, but specifics have not been provided.

What is the status of American Horror Story after Season 13?

ScreenRant has confirmed that Season 13 will feature a series-wide crossover. Bleeding Cool has noted that planning for Season 14 is underway, but details are scarce.

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