Ariana Grande might be a great performer but as a singing coach, she doesn’t think so! The Dangerous Woman singer wooed the audience, co-judges, and contestants when she appeared in the 21st season of The Voice alongside Kelly Clarkson, John Legend, and Blake Shelton. From hilariously playing her Thank You, Next song as a pun during arguments to nabbing phenomenal contestants, Grande made quite an impression as a first-time judge. 

However, if given another chance, the pop star would like to skip the opportunity to be a coach again, but why? During her appearance in the Las Culturistas podcast, she revealed that her time on the show hit her hard. She admitted that spinning the chair was fun but she gets too emotionally invested in the contestants she coached, something she can’t correct. 

“I got so emotionally attached to everyone. That’s my problem,” she said. “I can’t really do that because I really get in. I really get in there with everyone. I love everyone so much. I love meeting people, and I’ve felt so invested,” Grande explained. 

Jennifer Garner recalled her growing-up days and the type of food intake she had as a kid. During her appearance on the Lipstick on the Rim podcast, the actress let her fans peek into her childhood and dietary habits back in the day.

In conversation with Molly Sims, Garner revealed to have only what her mother could make. She went on to state that the intake of processed food was low compared to recent times. The actress shared that she even tries to keep her kids off the junk food. 

In talks with the podcast host, Garner revealed, “We didn’t have processed food at all. Not because my mom thought of it that way. It was expensive. So we had only what she could make.” The Elektra star further added, “I’m not one to love having processed food around.”

Speaking about letting her kids have healthy food as well, the actress shared with Sims, “Kids deserve better. It really matters what you put in a child’s body.”

In one of the previous interviews with People Magazine, the actress shared that her mom was proud of the nutrition and the quality of food she provided to her kids. 13 Going on 30 actress revealed, “Of anything I’ve ever done, this means the most to my mom—that her farm is being brought back to life, and it’s growing things for babies. It’s just the coolest.” 

As for the actress’ family, Garner recently shared a picture on her social media platform with her mother and sister as she stopped by her home state in West Virginia.