Ariana Grande is giving fans an intimate glimpse into her world with a docuseries on YouTube, and it's safe to say none of us are prepared. Titled Ariana Grande: Dangerous Woman Diaries, the four-part series will take viewers behind the scenes of some of the biggest moments in the singer's career. The series is described as a "love letter" to her fans and looks at her journey throughout her Dangerous Woman Tour and the making of her latest album, Sweetener, and it will even feature moments from her One Love Manchester tribute concert.

Viewers will get exclusive looks at Grande working in the studio with Sweetener producer Pharrell Williams, rehearsing for her stunning VMAs performance, and shooting various music videos like "God Is a Woman" and "The Light Is Coming." This is exactly the kind of news we all need to distract us from the long wait for her "Thank U, Next" video, right?

While Grande's personal life has been in the spotlight as much as her music this year, the series won't feature any details on her short-lived romance with and engagement to Saturday Night Live comedian Pete Davidson or the death of ex-boyfriend Mac Miller. Instead, Dangerous Woman Diaries will chronicle Grande's professional life and highlight various live performances from the singer's Dangerous Woman tour. From the look of the trailer, fans will be treated to candid footage of Ariana with her friends, dancers, and family, providing that personal touch her fans adore.

Episodes of Dangerous Woman Diaries will roll out every Thursday on Grande's YouTube channel beginning on Thursday, Nov. 29, and will be free to watch. Check out the series trailer ahead, as well as the cute announcements from Grande and director Alfredo Flores.