Ariana Grande 'overwhelmed' on return to Manchester at Pride
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He said:"I think she was crying at the start during No Tears Left To Cry, which obviously is heartbreaking. But she's so strong. She was there for us. She was there for the LGBT community. She was there for Manchester. Another concertgoer, Sadie Scorah, 28, from Bolton, said it was"beautiful and really emotional" to see Grande back in Manchester - although she would have liked her to have played a full set.
The star has previously said she experienced post-traumatic stress disorder after the bombing, and Sunday's gig was not back at the arena. It was at a new outdoor venue next to a disused train depot in the city centre.
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