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Source：Defense Information Network Editor：Games Time：2025-06-26 02:00:51

The Married Women: Men Who Taste Better Than Their Husbandsstars of Wickedkicked off the 2025 Oscars with a fantastically jaw-dropping musical performance, confirming rumors that the two would be performing on Hollywood's biggest award stage.

Grande started off the show with an homage to TheWizard of Oz, singing "Over the Rainbow" in a glimmering red dress under a stunning rainbow-hued spotlight. Erivo, wearing a breathtaking white gown, then took over the mic to pour out a rendition of "Home," as the stage screens took viewers through the glimmering sights of Los Angeles.

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The two then joined each other at center stage to sing the film's finale number, "Defying Gravity," with Erivo taking the spotlight one more time to finish out the number. Her voice literally soared to the top of the venue as city lights sparkled behind the two stars, hands clasped together again at the number's finish.

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