Ariana Grande breaks down in tears as she wraps tour before career break

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Ariana Grande cried as she completed the final show of her Eternal Sunshine Tour ahead of taking a career break.

The 33-year-old singer broke down in tears on stage at London’s The O2 Arena on Tuesday night as she wrapped up her 41-date run across the USA, Canada and the UK, bidding an emotional farewell to her fans as she steps back from the spotlight.

Per The Daily Mail, Ariana choked up as she told the crowd: “It’s been the most beautiful, extraordinary experiences of my life, and I just want to express my gratitude without sobbing.

“Thank you from the bottom of my heart, it has been so special, and I’ll cherish this experience always, and I have the best fans in the entire world, and I love you.”

In tears, she ended her speech by thanking fans for “being by my side all the way from Honeymoon Avenue to Hampstead”.

Ariana also became emotional while performing One Last Time (Attends-moi), asking the crowd to help her sing as she struggled to get the words out.

For the penultimate and final shows, the three-time Grammy winner ditched high heels for “cozy” Uggs after suffering a “deep cut”.

Taking to Instagram on Monday (31.08.26), she penned: “My sweet petals, I wanted to let you know I will need to be in cozy footwear for this evening’s show (and possibly tomorrow’s) as I am bandaged up underneath, recovering from a minor injury.

“It is not a sprain or anything muscular but just a deep cut! So when you see me tonight without my signature heels, or even possibly having a little trouble putting weight on that foot, that is why!

“But please do not fret, On with the show, and I am on the mend! I cannot wait to perform for you tonight and tomorrow (even if I am a few inches shorter than usual)… I love you always.”

Hours before Ariana’s final show, Jonathan Bailey, 38, announced he had pulled out of Sunday in the Park with George — a month after he withdrew from the production in support of his “dear-est friend” choosing to take a “step back from visibility”.