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U.S. singer Ariana Grande concluded her Eternal Sunshine tour with an emotional final performance at London's O2 Arena before beginning a break from public-facing work and appearances.
Grande, 33, became emotional at several points during Tuesday's concert as she brought the tour to a close.
Toward the end of the show, Grande thanked fans for their support throughout the tour, describing the experience as one of the most meaningful of her life and expressing her gratitude.
The concert marked the 41st and final show of the tour, which began in Oakland, California, in June and included performances across the U.S., Canada and the U.K. The tour's final leg comprised 10 concerts at the O2 Arena.
Grande announced last month that she would step back from public-facing work after the tour concluded. Her representative said at the time that she wanted a break after prolonged public scrutiny.
During a concert in Chicago, Grande told fans the decision was not impulsive, and that she had made it some time earlier from what she described as a considered, empowered position.
As part of the break, Grande withdrew from a planned 2027 London revival of Stephen Sondheim's "Sunday in the Park with George" at the Barbican Center.
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