Ariana Grande opened up about the Manchester Arena bombing in a letter shared in her new docu-series, Dangerous Woman Diaries.
The attack took place on Grande's tour in May 2017 when a suicide bomber detonated a homemade explosive device in the arena foyer, killing 22 people.
She described the atrocity, which left hundreds injured, as something "that seems impossible to fully recover from".
Credit: PA Credit: PAGrande, 25, was physically unharmed in the attack but suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder.
