Ariana Grande participates in a mini-meeting of her co-stars in the movie “Victorious.”

The former co-stars shared the screen during the hit Nickelodeon series for four seasons starting in 2010. More than a decade after the series ended, the three talents are now showing their fans that time has done little to break their bonds.

Grande reportedly became emotional after seeing snapshots of Gillies and Justice at “Family Guy” creator Seth McFarlane’s recent holiday party.

In one of the photos Justice shared on Instagram, the two women can be seen standing side by side, showing off their Christmas-inspired looks, with Gillies wearing a bright green dress and Justice wearing an off-the-shoulder, long-sleeved black mini dress. And white trim.

In another photo, the two actresses, both 31 years old, hug each other warmly with smiles on their faces.

“Saw some old friends, made some new ones,” the “Gold” singer captioned the post, who added nostalgia by choosing a “Justice” song — “It’s Not Christmas Without You,” a tune taken from “Victorious.”

Sometime afterward, Gillis responded with a reference to their old personalities.

“A Christmas Jori,” the “Dynasty” star wrote, using a combination of her characters’ names (Jade and Tori).

Later, Grande, who played lovestruck Cat Valentine, commented on Justice’s post with five tearful emojis, prompting Justice to respond with kissing faces and hugging emojis. wow!

For years, Grande’s fans have hinted that there’s bad blood between “Yes, and?” Minstrel and Justice, since the former has a seemingly more substantial vocation than the latter.

“I think the biggest rumor is this whole narrative (about) me being jealous of her and not being friends,” Justice relayed to and! news In 2023.

The issue mostly stems from a viral video of an old interview with the female cast of “Victorious,” including Justice, Grande, Gillis, and Daniela Monet.

In it, young women are asked to share things about each other that fans may not know. Gillis and Monet talk about Grande’s amazing vocal skills, to which Justice adds, “I think we all sing.”

What most people failed to realize from the clip is that Justice was not intending to shade Grande — the fact is that they were an act They all sing, which is partly how they received their roles in “Victorious.”

Justice just felt that their answer to the question was very clear and nothing more.

“I feel like this constant story of the media and people wanting to pit people against each other, and it’s not even relevant yet,” Justice explained. “Ariana texted me, and we both said, ‘This is so stupid.'”

Although a far cry from her days as a Nickelodeon personality, Grande remains very close to her “Victorious” co-stars.

I once shared with the people That the cast still has an active group chat with each other and that she would love to work with them again one day.

She added: “The love is still there and I hope we can do something soon together because we had so much fun and it was a special time.”

She continued, “I mean no one can really understand that time. We were connected to life because of it. It was really special.”

Likewise, co-workers like Gillis, who first met Grande when they were both Broadway performers in their early teens, have nothing but warm words about each other.

In the lead-up to the release of “Wicked,” she revealed how the two often talked about Grande wanting to take on the role of Galinda Upright/Glinda the Good at some point in her career.

“When I met her when I was 13 or 14, Wicked was her show, and Glinda was her girl,” Gillis noted.

“We were singing songs together, and she was telling me about her dream of playing this role. And I know, throughout the audition process, how hard she worked and how much she wanted it. It was incredibly well-deserved.”

For those looking for a little nostalgia and a showcase of Grande’s early acting work, all four seasons of “Victorious” can currently be streamed on Paramount+.