Reports have emerged suggesting that music mogul Scooter Braun, known for his controversial dealings regarding Taylor Swift's master recordings, has recently lost two high-profile clients. Billboard reveals that both Ariana Grande and Demi Lovato have severed ties with Braun, although the reasons behind their decisions remain undisclosed. Speculation had circulated last week that Justin Bieber had also parted ways with Braun's management company, but sources close to both individuals later refuted these claims privately, without public confirmation. Following their departures, both Grande and Lovato are said to be actively seeking new management. Representatives for Scooter Braun have been approached by Sky News for comment. Notably, Grande has been associated with Braun throughout her entire music career, and she has not released an album since 2020. Furthermore, she was in the midst of completing her role as Glinda in the cinematic adaptation of the musical Wicked before the film and television industry strikes brought production to a halt. In a separate development, Ariana Grande has recently addressed concerns about weight, while the Manchester Arena attack is being investigated by the city council due to "disrespectful" trespassing at the memorial site for the bombing victims. The transition from Braun's management has been described as amicable for Lovato, who joined his team in 2019, expressing her excitement for this new chapter in her career. Meanwhile, J Balvin, a Colombian singer, left Braun's management last month and subsequently joined Jay-Z's Roc Nation. It is worth noting that Braun has been entangled in a long-standing feud with Taylor Swift, who accused him of denying her the opportunity to purchase her master recordings when their professional relationship ended. Consequently, Swift re-recorded her albums from that period, dubbed Taylor's Versions, garnering tremendous support from her fan base.