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ARIANA GRANDE HAS, understandably, kept a pretty low profile since the harrowing events that occurred at her concert in Manchester last year.
After an absence of 11 months from the public eye, on the 20th of April, she released her uplifting new banger No Tears Left to Cry, which has been viewed nearly 85,000,000 times over the last two weeks. Ariana has also returned to TV, with her 2018 television debut taking place on last night’s episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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The 24-year-old singer was extremely eager to share all of the details of her upcoming album. She revealed that it will be called Sweetener and that it will be released this summer. Jimmy was delighted that she was giving away so many details, and Ariana told him:
I’ve been away for too long. I wanna say everything.
Later in the interview, Jimmy addressed her absence since the Manchester attack. He said:
I haven’t seen you in over a year probably, I haven’t seen you since the tragic events that happened in Manchester and I know it’s tough for everybody, tough for fans, tough for you.
I know you haven’t done any interviews and I understand that and I just wanted to say thank you so much for coming on our show and for being strong and for entertaining, and for showing up, and for going back to Manchester and doing a benefit. I thought that was awesome of you, and I just think you’re so strong and so cool.
Ariana was visibly emotional as she thanked Jimmy Fallon.
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Despite the heavy feelings at the end of Ariana’s interview, she managed to keep her sense of humour during the rest of the show. At one point, she played the musical genre challenge, and gave a goth rock performance of Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Humble’, in the style of Evanescence.
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Ariana Grande has given her first TV interview since the Manchester Arena attack last May
ARIANA GRANDE HAS, understandably, kept a pretty low profile since the harrowing events that occurred at her concert in Manchester last year.
After an absence of 11 months from the public eye, on the 20th of April, she released her uplifting new banger No Tears Left to Cry, which has been viewed nearly 85,000,000 times over the last two weeks. Ariana has also returned to TV, with her 2018 television debut taking place on last night’s episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
The 24-year-old singer was extremely eager to share all of the details of her upcoming album. She revealed that it will be called Sweetener and that it will be released this summer. Jimmy was delighted that she was giving away so many details, and Ariana told him:
Later in the interview, Jimmy addressed her absence since the Manchester attack. He said:
Ariana was visibly emotional as she thanked Jimmy Fallon.
Despite the heavy feelings at the end of Ariana’s interview, she managed to keep her sense of humour during the rest of the show. At one point, she played the musical genre challenge, and gave a goth rock performance of Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Humble’, in the style of Evanescence.
At another point in the show, Ariana surprised some of her biggest fans by showing up while they sang her song ‘One Last Time’.
Their reactions were fairly priceless.
We’re just as glad to see her back in action as they are.
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