Ariana Grande is not holding back, seemingly taking aim at ex Pete Davidson. 
 
 On Thursday, the 25-year-old “God Is a Woman” singer appeared to take a jab at her ex-fiancé writing on Twitter, “for somebody who claims to hate relevancy u sure love clinging to it huh.” 
 
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 Moments later Grande tweeted “thank u, next.” 
 
 The mysterious diss comes just a few hours after Saturday Night Live released a promo video for this weekend’s episode in which Davidson, 24, jokingly proposed to singer Maggie Rogers. 
 
 “Hey Maggie, I’m Pete. You wanna get married?” Davidson says in the clip as host Jonah Hill, 34, cringes while standing in between them. 
 
 Rogers, 24, quickly declines and Davidson responds by saying he’s “0-3,” poking fun at his failed relationships. 
 
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 Davidson previously dated Larry David’s daughter Cazzie David and Girl Code star Carly Aquilino. It is not clear if he was engaged to either. 
 
 Grande also quote tweeted the SNL trailer posted by a fan who wrote: “SNL is about to milk their breakup just like they did with the engagement.” Grande simply wrote “.” 
 
 Prior to Thursday, things between Grande and Davidson appeared to be very civil. 
 
 The two called it quits earlier this month after getting engaged in June after dating for just a few weeks. 
 
 “It was way too much too soon,” a Grande source tells PEOPLE. “It’s not shocking to anyone.” 
 
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 Sources close to the couple told TMZ that the decision to split was a mutual choice, as both the “God Is a Woman” singer and Davidson felt the timing wasn’t right. 
 
 The couple’s split comes after Grande has endured a difficult few weeks as she came to terms with the loss of former boyfriend Mac Miller, who died from an apparent drug overdose on Sept. 7. After venting about her emotional exhaustion to her Twitter followers, the star took some much-needed time off. 
 
 “Given the events of the past couple of years, Ariana is going to take some much needed time to heal and mend,” her team told PEOPLE in September. “She will be staying close to home and using this period to spend time with her loved ones and work on new music without deadline. She thanks her fans for their understanding.” 
 
 Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande Kevin Mazur/Getty Images 
 
 Davidson’s SNL skit isn’t the first time the comedian has made a joke about their whirlwind romance. 
 
 Davidson previously addressed his split with Grande on Oct. 20 at the Judd & Pete for America benefit for Swing Left in West Hollywood, California with Judd Apatow. 
 
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 Although he didn’t mention Grande by name at the start of his 45 minute-long set, everybody in the crowd likely understood why he began by announcing, “As you could tell, I don’t want to be here.” 
 
 “There’s a lot going on,” he added, before jokingly alluding to his breakup by asking the crowd, “Does anybody have any open rooms? Looking for a roommate?” ||||| Pete Davidson proposes to Maggie Rogers on 'SNL' promo, and Ariana Grande is not laughing 
 
 CLOSE Pete Davidson appears to joke about rushing to propose on a 'Saturday Night Live' promo. And former fiancée Ariana Grande is not amused. USA TODAY 
 
 Pete Davidson is still joking about his broken engagement to Ariana Grande and let's just say the pop star has "no tears left to cry" over the matter. 
 
 During a promo video for the upcoming episode of "Saturday Night Live," Davidson asked for musical guest Maggie Rogers' hand in marriage, while host Jonah Hill awkwardly stood between the two. 
 
 “Hey Maggie, I’m Pete. You wanna get married?” Davidson, 24, jokingly proposed. 
 
 Rogers, also 24, quickly shot down the comedian's advance, prompting Davidson to reference his past failed attempts at love: "0 for 3." 
 
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 Grande, however, didn't find the joke at the expense of their split the least bit funny. The "Sweetener" singer took to Twitter Thursday shortly after the "SNL" promo dropped to throw her own shade. 
 
 "For somebody who claims to hate relevancy u sure love clinging to it huh," she wrote in a now deleted tweet. 
 
 Related: Ariana Grande finally addresses Pete Davidson breakup, calls it 'very sad' 
 
 In a now-deleted tweet obtained by USA TODAY, Ariana Grande appears to call out her ex-fiance Pete Davidson after he proposed to musical guest Maggie Rogers during a "Saturday Night Live" promo clip for this weekend's episode. (Photo: USA TODAY) 
 
 In October, news broke that Davidson and Grande's whirlwind romance and hasty engagement ended in a matter of months. 
 
 This is not the first time Davidson has mined his love life for fodder. 
 
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 CLOSE Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson are reportedly calling it quits. The couple met on "Saturday Night Live" and became engaged just weeks after making their relationship official on Instagram in May. Wochit 
 
 During his first stage appearance since calling it quits, the comedian joked during the comedy show Judd & Pete for America on Oct. 20: "Well, as you could tell, I don't want to be here. There's a lot going on." 
 
 The former couple appears to be moving on, both covering matching ink that outlived their engagement. It appears Grande would like Davidson to move on with his jokes as well. 
 
 The pop star, meanwhile, has been keeping busy with her work. On Oct. 25, she announced a world tour for her new album "Sweetener." 
 
 It's yet to be known if Grande will perform "Pete Davidson," a love song from "Sweetener" that praises the comedian with its sentimental lyrics. 
 
 "Universe must have my back / Fell from the sky into my lap / And I know you know that you're my soulmate and all that," Grande sings. 
 
 Related: Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson cover up matching ink that outlived their engagement 
 
 Read or Share this story: https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/entertainthis/2018/11/01/pete-davidson-proposes-maggie-rogers-ariana-grande-not-laughing/1854346002/ ||||| That sound you hear is thousands of hearts breaking. Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson fans took to Twitter on Sunday, October 14, to express their thoughts after news broke of the couple’s split. 
 
 As Us Weekly previously reported, the singer, 25, and the Saturday Night Live star, 24, called it quits over the weekend, ending their engagement after just four months. 
 
 “It happened this weekend,” a source told Us. “They realized it happened too quick and too early. The wedding is off, but they’re working things out. They’re not officially done yet.” 
 
 “am i surprised that pete and ariana broke up? no. but am i supposed to be happy about that? no. imagine how she is doing right now,” one fan tweeted. 
 
 ” if you’re celebrating ariana and pete splitting, you don’t care about ariana’s happiness. Bye,” another wrote. 
 
 But some thought it was a good thing that the pair, who got engaged in June, just weeks after they started dating, had ended their romance. 
 
 “Pete davidson now he can say whatever he want without Ariana stans calling him out,” one commenter tweeted. 
 
 “Who gets custody of Piggy Smalls?” asked another of the pet pig the pair recently adopted. 
 
 “She’s going to date Post Malone next,” one fan suggested. 
 
 Another Grande fan asked about “Pete Davidson” the song on the “No Tears Left to Cry” singer’s new album. “It’s one of the best songs on sweetener but the name’s gotta go.” 
 
 One fan created a Go Fund Me for the comedian, calling it “Pete Davidson Homeless” and seeking to raise $2,500. “As you may all know, Pete Davidson and his fiance have recently broken up. He will need somewhere to sleep tonight.” 
 
 Davidson moved into Grande’s multimillion-dollar apartment in NYC shortly after they got engaged. 
 
 See more reactions below. 
 
 All my moods at everyone who really thought Ari and Pete.. would last after he disrespected her in so many ways 🗿 pic.twitter.com/vaJTfGwbzN — Mara| love yourself ♡ (@bangitmara) October 14, 2018 
 
 Ariana : me and pete broke it off , i’m gonna just die 🙁 Arianators: pic.twitter.com/e4HldyxWHG — 🦂 (@BECARDIVENOM) October 14, 2018 
 
 wait some of y’all really thought pete & ariana would last? pic.twitter.com/PFtj07ORLz — GirlReligion (@girlreligionco) October 14, 2018 
 
 Ariana and Pete got matching tattoos a WEEK into their relationship. pic.twitter.com/o0U5NpAz9x — Chadwickanda (@ObamaKnowles) October 14, 2018 
 
 ariana running into pete when she hosts SNL from now on pic.twitter.com/ZJOx0mt7a8 — ً (@undemis) October 14, 2018 
 
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– Although it was "very sad," the breakup of Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson at least seemed to be civil. Apparently that tenuous detente has ended, at least per the buzz around the 25-year-old singer's recent tweets. People reports on an SNL promo that dropped this week featuring her former fiance, as well as actor Jonah Hill and singer Maggie Rogers, in which Davidson introduces himself to Rogers, then immediately asks, "You wanna get married?" After Rogers rejects his "proposal," Davidson deadpans for the camera: "0 for 3" (ostensibly referencing his failed relationships). Shortly thereafter came the already-deleted and somewhat confusing Grande tweets, which many are taking to be jabs at Davidson. "For somebody who claims to hate relevancy u sure love clinging to it huh," was her first one, followed by, "thank u, next." USA Today notes Davidson had previously poked fun of his whirlwind-romance-gone-south during a comedy show last month, in which he quipped: "Well, as you could tell, I don't want to be here. There's a lot going on." Grande didn't seem to get (publicly) peeved at that joke. (Grande has been having a tough time after ex Mac Miller died.)