The imagery in the seven-minute-long film prompted worried fans and onlookers to claim Grande has an eating disorder, though she's never shared such information. How to respond to imagery of Ariana GrandeEating disorder experts who spoke to Mashable say the public shouldn't judge or diagnose Grande, including on social media. Then there's worry for loved ones exposed to content that could potentially trigger an eating disorder relapse or curiosity about food restriction and dieting. The parent can even ask how her daughter feels about the imagery of Grande and the related discussion of her body. For people who know someone in eating disorder treatment or recovery, Wassenaar suggests supportively reaching out.