Published : 03 Sep 2026, 03:59 AM
Updated : 16 Sep 2026, 11:47 AM
Pop star Ariana Grande has wrapped up her Eternal Sunshine world tour in London with a final show, as she prepares to step away from public appearances.
On Tuesday night, the 33-year-old singer appeared close to tears at several points during the concert, most notably while performing "One Last Time," a song that has become an anthem for survivors of the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing.
"London, I'm going to need you to help me on this one," she told the audience, kneeling near the crowd as she sang, BBC reports.
The London show marks the end of Grande's touring commitments for the foreseeable future.
Last month, she announced she would withdraw from all public-facing engagements after months of speculation about her health and appearance.
As part of that decision, Grande has withdrawn from a planned production of Stephen Sondheim's "Sunday in the Park with George”, which was scheduled to open at London's Barbican next summer.
Her "Wicked" co-star Jonathan Bailey, who was to star alongside her, also withdrew from the production on Tuesday.
During the London performance, Grande showed no visible signs of ill health, aside from a foot injury that forced her to perform in platform boots instead of her usual stilettos. She danced energetically throughout the set, often on tiptoe.
Her voice briefly faltered during the song "Nowhere, Nobody," on the line "Hard to believe in a perfect ending," but she quickly regained composure and finished the show.
Addressing fans near the end of the concert, Grande said the tour had been one of the most meaningful experiences of her life and thanked her supporters for their loyalty.
She has told fans she may not return to touring for a "long, long" time.
