Ariana Grande Explains Upcoming ‘Visibility’ Break to Concertgoers: ‘Boundaries, They Need to Be Set’
"It’s a decision that was made from a thoughtful and empowered place," the singer adds The post Ariana Grande Explains Upcoming ‘Visibility’ Break to Concertgoers: ‘Boundaries, They Need to Be Set’ appeared first on TheWrap .
Ariana Grande revealed Monday evening that she has decided to take a break from the spotlight, emphasizing that her announcement was not made in a reactive or impulsive manner. The Eternal Sunshine tour in Chicago served as the first stop for her to share this news with her fans. Grande clarified that her decision was made after careful thought and was a part of her plan for a while.
She stressed that fans' concerns about negativity affecting her were incorrect, as the situation was quite the opposite. Grande emphasized that multiple truths can coexist, and she affirmed that her light and positivity remain unwavering. "Boundaries, they need to be set," she stated, acknowledging the need for rest. She further assured her fans that despite external noise, her reality remains untouched.
Grande expressed her gratitude for the tour, describing it as the most healing, beautiful, and special experience of her life. She also noted that her public appearances have been scrutinized heavily, but she chooses not to carry that negativity with her. The cancellation of her role in the West End's revival of "Sunday in the Park With George" was also announced during her speech.
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