Ariana Grande makes surprise appearance at 2025 PGA Awards with Wicked co-star Jeff Goldblum

Ariana Grande was a surprise attendee at the PGA Awards on Saturday night in Los Angeles.

The 31-year-old pop singer and her Wicked co-star Jeff Goldblum, 72, took the stage to present a clip of the blockbuster during the Darry F. Zanuck Award nominee package.

Grande, who plays Glinda in the two-part Jonathan Chu feature, wore a dainty champagne-colored sleeveless dress.

The bust had thin straps and a modest sweetheart neckline along with gold and yellow beads sewn throughout.

The remainder of the bodice hugged the petite performer's trim midriff before flaring out into a billowy skirt.

Her strawberry blonde locks were swept into a neat and sleek voluminous ponytail. 

Grande, a native of Florida, wore small diamond earrings and looked beautiful in a flawless face of makeup. 

The Positions hitmaker made her big brown eyes pop with thick black eyeliner and soft pink-toned shadow. 

For his part, Jeff cleaned up nicely in a black suit with a white button-up shirt and dark tie with a small embroidered floral accent.

His nearly completely gray crop of hair was neatly cut and styled in an undefined side part.

And Jeff's full white beard was groomed to perfection.

He added a pair of thick, black-rimmed, subtly tinted eyeglasses. 

Anora, Wicked, A Complete Unknown, Emilia Pérez, The Brutalist, The Substance, A Real Pain, Dune: Part Two, and September 5 were nominated for the coveted Daryl F. Zanuck Award for Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion Pictures.

The top prize of the night went to the comedy/drama/romance Anora, starring 25-year-old actress Mikey Madison in the titular role.

Taking the stage at the beginning of the night, Donald De Line, President of the PGA addressed January's devastating Los Angeles wildfire.

'Some of our members were profoundly affected, and most of us know someone touched by the disaster,' he said, according to an account from The Hollywood Reporter.

He, along with president Stephanie Allain, announced that the PGA created a fire fund for victims of the infernos.

It was revealed that they have raised $450,000, and the two PGA heads urged guests at the ceremony to continue donating via QR codes on their tables.