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Ariana Grande was “broken” after a reported suicide attack left 22 people dead and around 59 injured at her concert in Manchester on Monday night.
She said she was “so so sorry” in a tweet issued just before 11 p.m. ET.
Concert promoter Live Nation tweeted the following image as a tribute to the victims in the explosion; it modified an image of Grande from her Dangerous Woman album cover into a ribbon.
Grande’s manager Scooter Braun also tweeted a response to the incident.
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Video captures sound of explosion outside Manchester Arena -
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Concertgoers describe moment of blast as panic quickly set in at arena in Manchester, England -
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Witnesses describe chaos around Manchester Arena following deadly explosion -
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Ariana Grande concertgoers flee following explosion at Manchester Arena -
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Emergency personnel arrive at Manchester arena after explosions inside -
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Panicked people run through train station in Manchester, England near arena where explosions heard -
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Multiple people dead after explosions at arena in Manchester, England during Ariana Grande concert: reports -
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Emergency vehicles stream towards Manchester Arena after reported explosion at Ariana Grande concert
Twitter users responded by saying that it wasn’t Grande’s fault.
Grande was performing at a stop on her Dangerous Woman Tour.
She was set to play two shows at the O2 Arena in London on Thursday and Friday, but the venue tweeted that it will “advise as soon as we can as to the status of those shows.”
A video captured at the venue showed Grande performing the song “Bang Bang” before the explosion.
The Greater Manchester Police are treating the incident as a “terrorist attack.”
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