Ariana Grande continued to fuel rumors of trouble in paradise with husband Dalton Gomez after being spotted without her wedding ring again.
The “Wicked” star was photographed in the crowd at the Wimbledon men’s singles final Sunday sans her diamond sparkler on her left finger.
Grande, who was seated between Andrew Garfield and “Bridgerton” star Jonathan Bailey, reacted to moments during the match by covering her mouth with her hand — notably absent of a ring.
The last time the “God Is a Woman” singer, 30, was seen with her wedding ring in public was back in April at Jeff Goldblum’s concert in London.
Reps for Grande did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
Following Grande’s appearance at the tennis match, eagle-eyed fans called out her missing ring on Twitter.
“I’m sorry I’m really not tryna start anything i jus wanna know if anyone else noticed the ring finger has no ring??” one person tweeted.
“Anyone else noticed #ArianaGrande hasn’t been wearing her wedding ring?????????” another chimed in.
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However, another pointed out that the pop star’s ring may be getting “serviced or cleaned” or she could be “getting an upgrade.”
Grande had been keeping busy and staying under the radar while filming the upcoming movie “Wicked,” which has since been put on hold due to the actors’ strike.
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She has also been relatively quiet on social media, though her ring has been noticeably missing from her posts in recent months.
However, the “7 Rings” hitmaker shared a PDA-filled tribute to her hubby in May to celebrate their second wedding anniversary.
“i love him so,” she captioned a black-and-white photo from their wedding day on her Instagram Story. At the time, she also clarified that they had been together for three and a half years.
Dalton and Grande wed in 2021 in a quiet ceremony at her Montecito, Calif., home.
The pop star previously dated Pete Davidson, Big Sean and the late Mac Miller.
