Where’s The Respect? Minister Grabs Ariana’s Breast At Aretha Franklin’s Funeral
Feb. 25 2019, Updated 11:44 a.m. ET
A minister shamelessly grabbed at Ariana Grande during Aretha Franklin’s funeral. The shocking incident happened after the talented singer belted out the Queen of Soul’s "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman.” Following the stirring performance, Bishop Charles Ellis made a joke about her name while reaching for her right boob. If that weren't bad enough for Grande, she also had to endure former President Bill Clinton ogling her during the live televised event. Click through RadarOnline.com's gallery to see Grande get grabbed and ogled in a matter of minutes.
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During Franklin’s star studded funeral at Detroit's Greater Grace Temple on Friday, 25-year-old Grande, wearing a micro-mini dress, took the stage, where Ellis firmly gripped her right breast while he made a joke about her name.
“One Lord, One Faith, One Baptism" was etched into the onstage podium, which was in front of Grande and the Bishop Ellis during the disturbing incident.
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Ellis joked while touching the singer's breast: “When I saw Ariana Grande on the program, I thought that was a new something at Taco Bell.”
With his wife Hillary Clinton sitting nearby, Bill Clinton couldn’t keep his eyes from wandering during Grande’s performance.
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