In a evening dominated by excitement and gratitude, Ariana Grande ended her successful “The Eternal Sunshine Tour” on Tuesday night at the prestigious O2 Arena in London. Amid tears and applause, the American singer said goodbye to the stages to initiate a temporary retreat from public life.
The show represented the last of ten consecutive dates in the British capital, with which the performer completed a total of 41 international performances. Visibly moved, the artist interrupted for moments her repertoire to address the thousands of attendees who overwhelmed the enclosure.
“I’ve loved every minute of this with all of you and I just want to make sure you express how grateful I am,” the star said with a broken voice.
During his message, Grande emphasized that this pause responds to a meditated decision to protect his well-being and mental health after months of intense professional activity. “There are times when it is necessary to set limits,” he said.
The artist's break comes after a period of intense media attention and public scrutiny on social media, intensified with the release of her studio album, "Petal", and her recent film projects.
Despite the pressures of the music industry, Grande insisted weeks ago that his retirement was not a response to an impulsive decision, but to the desire to take a distance and regain personal balance.
Despite this break in her concerts and musical itineraries, the artist’s followers will still be able to see her on the big screen. On the artist’s agenda remains scheduled the premiere of the film comedy “Focker-in-Law”, scheduled for next month of November, which will mark one of her last promotional commitments before penetrating fully in her period of rest.
With this closure in British territory, Ariana Grande concludes one of the most prolific creative stages of her career.
