Celebrities tweet support for Ariana, victims of concert explosion | Inquirer Entertainment

Celebrities tweet support for Ariana, victims of concert explosion

/ 11:40 AM May 23, 2017

Ariana Grande

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A blast that rocked Ariana Grande’s concert in Manchester, England have left many in grief over the tragedy.

Celebrities took to Twitter to share their love and support towards victims of what could possibly be a terrorist attack, according to local police. While Ariana was not injured, the explosion killed 19 concertgoers, reports the Associated Press.

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Ariana herself apologized and said she was “broken” after the incident:

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It is uncertain if the singer will continue with her next concert in London this week.

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Artists such as Katy Perry, Taylor Swift, Nicki Minaj and Selena Gomez voiced their concern.

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Singer-songwriter Lorde described the incident as “a worst nightmare” for musicians who intend shows to be a safe space:

Artists described the incident as “horrendous,” “terrifying,” and “unthinkable”:

Girl group Fifth Harmony, Camila Cabello and Harry Styles were heartbroken by the tragedy:

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Legendary Cher also spoke up:

Investigation is still underway on the explosion at Manchester Arena. Niña V. Guno/JB

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