Two years after a horrific bombing outside of her Manchester concert, pop princess Ariana Grande returned to the city to headline Manchester Pride Live.
The 30-minute set marks the first time Grande has performed in the city since her One Love Manchester benefit concert two years ago. She wished the crowd a "Happy Pride" and let the LGBTQ community exactly how much love she had for them.
"My heart has always, you know, the gays have always had my heart, personally," said Grande. "I spent some of the happiest times of my teenage years singing in gay bars in New York City."
She closed her set with "One Last Time" in honor of the city, the same closer from the One Love Manchester concert.
From left: Republicans JD Vance, Karoline Leavitt, and Ron DeSantis.Joey Sussman/Shutterstock; Andrew Cline/Shutterstock
From Left: Hina, G Filp, and Aisha Dee.Footage still via Instagram @gflip