'Manchester holds a very special place in my heart.' Ariana Grande opens up to fans while headlining Manchester Pride festival:
Ariana Grande returned to Manchester, England, for the city's Pride celebration on Sunday and opened up to the crowd of fans ahead of her headlining performance."I'm so happy to be with you, so thank you for having me. Sorry I'm so nervous. I had so much more to say but I'm really overwhelmed. So thank you."
Grande's performance on Sunday at the Mayfield Depot began at 10:25 p.m., and her set -- which began with her hit song"No Tears Left to Cry" -- reportedly lasted 35 minutes.
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