Olivia Campbell, a teen concertgoer who went missing amid a suicide explosion at an Ariana Grande show at Manchester Arena on Monday night, died in the attack, her mother Charlotte said on social media Tuesday.
Charlotte posted a memorial tribute to her daughter on her Facebook account.
CNN’s Don Lemon, who interviewed Charlotte, also tweeted that Olivia had died.
“Go sing with the angels and keep smiling mummy loves you so much,” Charlotte Campbell wrote.
Olivia was one of a number of concertgoers who became the subject of missing persons reports after the blast that killed at least 22 people after Grande’s concert had ended on Monday night.
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On Tuesday, Charlotte said she was “worried sick” after she hadn’t seen her daughter since 5 p.m. on Monday.
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Victims’ names trickled in steadily on Tuesday.
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They included 18-year-old Georgina Callander, who met Grande backstage in 2015.
Eight-year-old Saffie Rose Roussos was also among the victims.
She attended Grande’s Manchester concert alongside her mother, Lisa Roussos, and sister Ashley Bromwich, reports said.
Greater Manchester resident John Atkinson, 26, was also confirmed as one of the victims.
He was remembered as a “beautiful soul” and an “amazing young man.”
— With files from Andrew Russell
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