Ariana Grande has penned a heartfelt post on Instagram after being reduced to tears at a recent show, expressing her gratitude for the people she tours with, her understanding fans, and everyone for accepting her “humanness”.
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Footage has emerged from her rescheduled Missouri date of her Sweetener World Tour, where Ari breaks down while trying to sing her track ‘R.E.M’, causing fans to be worried about her health, and how she’s doing both physically and emotionally.
omg i luv her sm i rlly hope she takes this off the setlist if she needs to pic.twitter.com/s5501Aavwd
— austin. (@austiglow) July 7, 2019
i was here and she was messing up during the first few songs & during rem. i think she’s still sick & she was feeling pressured to do good, she kept telling us she was sorry
— ???????????????????????????????? misses ari (@nasasmiIes) July 7, 2019
In her Instagram post (which she screengrabbed and posted to her Twitter as well), Ariana talks about the wild nature of both tour and life, and expresses how grateful she is to everyone that surrounds her.
Ariana Grande also explicitly recognises that she’s “still processing a lot” and though she has some days where she feels overwhelmed by thoughts and emotions, she’s determined to continue with her tour and keep herself surrounded by people who support and balance her out.
I mean you’ve gotta remember that she’s absolutely still processing the bombing attack at her Manchester show two years ago that saw over 20 people killed. Grief is a weird and untameable thing, and though you feel like you might be through it, it’ll rear its ungodly head again and get you when you least expect it.
Heaps of Ariana’s fans, peers, and friends have shown their support for the young singer during what is obviously a challenging time, but most notably is her manager, Scooter Braun, weighing in with a message of support – which hasn’t gone down too well with fans.
You are amazing @ArianaGrande https://t.co/CZwtDFEH8N
— Scott “Scooter” Braun (@scooterbraun) July 7, 2019
After resharing Ari’s post with his own support, fans have come for Scooter Braun, still enraged by the whole Taylor Swift thing from last month. Considering he’s Ariana’s manager, Ariana Grande stans have questioned his post and are suspicious of how genuine he actually is about supporting and caring for his roster – including Ariana.
you are still cancelled, sir
— dominatrix (@moonlightrobber) July 7, 2019
She clearly need time to grieve. You’re her manager, why would you allow someone to be crying almost every show?
— Callum ???????? (@Taylegend11) July 7, 2019
But you’re rat and that’s on that
— snape (@snakeofmsswift) July 7, 2019
