Ariana Grande Concert Bombing

Ariana Grande, PTSD

How Ariana Grande dealt with anxiety, depression, grief by throwing herself into her music

After a terrorist attack at one of her concerts and the death of an ex-boyfriend, the Wicked star released two albums in quick succession.

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Ariana Grande Recalls 'Dealing with PTSD' Plus 'Grief,' 'Depression and Anxiety' in “Sweetener” and “Thank U, Next ”Eras

Sweetener' arrived after the deadly 2017 bombing at Grande's Manchester concert and shortly before the 2018 death of her ex-boyfriend Mac Miller

New York Daily News on MSN · 12h

Ariana Grande says making music saved her life amid depression, anxiety and PTSD

Ariana Grande is opening up on the darkest time of her life, and how making music led her through it. On the latest episode of The Hollywood Reporter’s “Awards Chatter” podcast, the Oscar-nominated “Wicked” star said releasing two albums in less than six months was instrumental in helping her deal with grief,

Thank U, Ariana Grande and Next

The Blast on MSN · 17h

Ariana Grande Feels Grateful For Her Thank U, Next Album

Ariana Grande has declared working on her Thank U, Next' album "saved her life" after she went through a dark time battling post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) following the bombing of her concert at Manchester Arena in 2017.

iHeart on MSN · 10h

Ariana Grande Opens Up About 'Dark Times' Amid 'Thank U, Next' Era

Ariana Grande is opening up about the "dark times" she experienced during two of her biggest eras. The Wicked star appeared on the February 3 episode of The Hollywood Reporter's Awards Chatter podcast where she detailed the "grief and depression" she fought through during her Sweetener and Thank U,

BANG Showbiz on MSN · 22h

Ariana Grande's 'Thank U, Next' album 'saved her life'

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Ariana Grande reveals what ‘saved her life’ after Mac Miller’s death and Manchester terror attack

Ariana Grande has revealed the one thing that ‘saved her life’ following a terrorist attack at her concert and the death of her ex-boyfriend. In May 2017, 22 people were killed and many more were ...

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Ariana Grande speaks out about the Manchester bombing for the first time

The singer has given her first detailed interview since 22 people were killed in the Manchester Arena terror attack on 22 May 2017. It’s been almost a year since a ...

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Ariana Grande

In 2017, a terrorist detonated a homemade bomb while fans were leaving an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, England. Twenty-three people were killed and over 1,000 were injured, many of them ...

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Ariana Grande One Love Manchester concert

Ariana Grande, whose Manchester gig ended in terror and tragedy, joins a star-studded lineup at Old Trafford for a concert in honour of the bombing victims. ©News ...

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Ariana Grande reflects on dark times in her life amid Oscar nomination

Ariana Grande has recently shared new insights into her mental health challenges amid her first-ever Oscar nomination for ...

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