Ariana Grande has officially suspended her global tour behind her album "Dangerous Woman" on Wednesday, following the recent attack on her show in Manchester, England, which left at least 22 dead and 59 others injured.
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'Broken' Ariana Grande has suspended her world tour after deadly Manchester attack
Following an attack on her concert in Manchester that left at least 22 dead, Ariana Grande has put a halt to the rest of her tour.
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The explosion, a suspected terrorist attack, happened Monday evening at the Manchester Arena.
The pop singer tweeted after the attack that she was "broken." The status of her scheduled future concert dates in England and elsewhere was unclear until Wednesday.
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