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Doughnut bandit Ariana Grande proved her devotion to new boyfriend, rapper Mac Miller, in an Instagram in which the singer is wrapping her entire body on him, ensuring that he cannot break free.

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They went public with their relationship at the VMAs. Miller sat with Grande family and the couple enjoyed some some hardcore canoodling at the Republic Records after party.

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Mac MIller and Ariana Grande attend the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards Republic Records After Party on August 28, 2016 in New York City. Credit: kevin mazur/getty

Although the pair started dating semi-recently, they've known each other for years. They collaborated on "The Way" back in 2013 and even kissed in the video, but at the time, he maintained the relationship was platonic.

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"That's the homey. She's got a boyfriend and everything," he told MTV. "Obviously, that [kiss] made everyone talk."

Still, he really loved pointing at her nose.

Ariana Grande featuring Mac Miller performs on June 14, 2013. Credit: lloyd bishop/nbc/getty

Miller recently remix her infectious single, "Into You."

Grande has previously dated Big Sean and her dancer, Ricky Alvarez.

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