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Yes, Ariana Grande Will Be Returning To 'Scream Queens'

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Associate Entertainment Writer, The Huffington Post

Despite her character being D.E.A.D, Ariana Grande appears to be returning to "Scream Queens." 

Via TVLine, a new collection of photos from the show's seventh episode reveal Grande (aka Chanel No. 2) standing in Chanel No. 1's bedroom. According to a synopsis for the episode, the girls try to contact her spirit. So she's probably there as a ghost! (Fun, fun, fun.)

Tavi Gevinson will also appear in the episode as Jamie Lee Curtis' character's romantic rival (!!!). 

Fainting.

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