Saturday, 3 June 2017 Photos: Ariana Grande visits Manchester attack victims in the hospital  Singer, Ariana Grande paid a visit to young fans injured in the Manchester terror attack in hospital. The pop star was photographed

Saturday, 3 June 2017

Photos: Ariana Grande visits Manchester attack victims in the hospital

Singer, Ariana Grande paid a visit to young fans injured in the Manchester terror attack in hospital. The pop star was photographed hugging youngsters in a ward at the Royal Manchester children’s hospital this week.

Ariana Grande’s all stars benefit concert will take place on Sunday, less than two weeks after a suicide bombing at her concert at the Manchester Arena killed 22 people and injured a lot more. More photos after the cut..

 


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