Ariana Grande releases first statement after bomb
Ariana Grande has made a statement on Twitter following the suspected terror attack at her 'Dangerous Woman' concert in Manchester which took place last night.
So far, the BBC reports that Greater Manchester Police has confirmed 22 were killed and 59 were injured in the bomb which exploded at 10.35pm at the Manchester Arena, just as the concert was ending. Witnesses described hearing a loud bang at the entrance as the public made their way home following the show.
Greater Manchester Police chief constable Ian Hopkins has confirmed "there are children among the deceased."
Taking to Twitter, Ariana simply tweeted that she is "broken" following the incident, adding that she is "so so sorry".
broken.
from the bottom of my heart, i am so so sorry. i don't have words.- Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) May 23, 2017
"I don't have words," tweeted the star.
And her fans echoed her sadness at the night's events.
@ArianaGrande sending my love and prayers to you and everyone affected by this horrible tragedy. i'm absolutely speechless and heartbroken
- antonio (@antoniodelotero) May 23, 2017
@ArianaGrande our hearts go out to you and to the families and the victims of this tragedy. please continue to bring joy to everyone and heal baby.
- justine (@biticonjustine) May 23, 2017
@padilla_gall @ladivaza @ArianaGrande Ariana Grande please be strong. We are here to support you. Sending all the love to the families, #arianators and you! ❤️ 🙏
- Justin Bieber's Fans (@justinbieberRT1) May 23, 2017
@ArianaGrande please don't feel guilty💔 this was not your doing. some cruel person wanted to take away the happiness you always give your fans
- jamie corbett (@justjamiie) May 23, 2017
Meanwhile, on Instagram, an image of a ribbon with Ariana's famous bunny ears has been circulating, with users sharing their condolences.
Our thoughts are with everyone involved in the terrible incident.
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