Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande remain bonded, in sickness or in health. The stars, who play Elphaba and Glinda in Wicked: For Good, will no longer be doing interviews at the New York City premiere of the film on Monday, Nov. 17 after Erivo lost her voice earlier in the day, Universal confirms to PEOPLE.

Erivo was the first to react when the "Thank U, Next" singer was ambushed by a man named Johnson Wen last week.

Cynthia Erivo opened up about jumping in to help “Wicked: For Good” co-star Ariana Grande after a fan rushed onto the red carpet during the film’s Singapore premiere last week. During a Screen Actors Guild screening of their new film Sunday, Erivo spoke on the press gauntlet for both “Wicked” films and how it put her and Grande “through some s–t.”

A Singapore court has handed a nine-day jail sentence to Australian social media personality Johnson Wen after he rushed the red carpet and grabbed Ariana Grande during the premiere of Wicked: For Goo

A fan shared how the viral Ariana Grande Wicked premiere chaos unfolded after an intruder twice rushed the actress, ruining his long-awaited moment.