Ariana Grande

The talk show host also praised the singer for her 'magnificent' One Love Manchester charity concert that took place on 4 June.

Britain's emergency services were praised for their efforts during recent terror attacks.

The couple performed their new track 'The Way' during the One Love Manchester charity concert.

The Black-Eyed Peas singer made the gaffe twice during the benefit concert.

Ariana Grande: 'Tonight is all about love'

US singer said event raising money for the Manchester attack victims and their families would continue.

Miley Cyrus, Justin Bieber, Katy Perry, Pharrell Williams and Coldplay will also participate in the event.

Grande is in the UK preparing for her tribute gig scheduled for 4 June at Manchester.

The singer will hold a benefit concert to raise money for the victims and their families in Manchester on Sunday.

34-year-old visited the city following the atrocity on 22 May.

More than 10,000 people falsely claimed they were at the scene of the attack in order to get free tickets.

Robbie and his former bandmates are planning a special performance in honour of the victims of the Manchester terror attack.

Lisa Roussos, 48, was critically injured and has finally regained consciousness.

Tickets for the concert starring Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus and Take That sold out in just 20 minutes.

The 20-year-old said she has spoken to Grande following the tragedy.

ITV had said it "no desire to distract from the important cause"

Gallagher also debuted new songs at the O2 Ritz Manchester concert.

Charity gig will take place on 4 June at Emirates Old Trafford cricket ground.

Grande will appear alongside Coldplay and Justin Bieber.

Joan Grande also thanked those protecting our freedoms, in her Memorial Day tweet.

"I did not expect so many people to come and hug me, but it was the best thing I've ever done".

Former Celebrity Big Brother star sent heartfelt message to victims of suicide bomber.

22 people died and 59 others were injured in the terror attack.

Singer tipped for return just weeks after suicide bomb attack left 22 dead at her Manchester concert.

The US pop star praised the people of Manchester for their courage and vowed to return to the city.

Chief Constable Ian Hopkins called for the community to "stand together".

Eight men are currently in custody and more arrests are anticipated, Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley says.

Mancunians say their city, although united, is still coming to terms with its grief after a suicide bomber struck the Ariana Grande concert.

The identity of the bomber and photographs taken at the scene were leaked to US media.

Family and colleageus have expressed their sadnesover the deaths.