'Broken' Ariana Grande has suspended her world tour after deadly Manchester attack

GettyAriana Grande has officially suspended her global tour behind her album "Dangerous Woman" on Wednesday, following the recent attack on her show in Manchester, England, which left at least 22 dead and 59 others injured.

The explosion, a suspected terrorist attack, happened Monday evening at the Manchester Arena.

The pop singer tweeted after the attack that she was "broken." The status of her scheduled future concert dates in England and elsewhere was unclear until Wednesday.

TMZ reported that sources close to Grande said she was "inconsolable" and "in hysterics" when she learned of the casualties following the attack, and she's in "no condition to perform."

The UK was put on its highlest level of alert following the attack. An investigation of the attack and the bomber, who died in the explosion, as well as a possible network tied to him is underway, according to The New York Times.

Fans of Justin Bieber, who has many young fans like Grande, have pleaded with the singer to cancel his upcoming UK tour dates.

Below is the statement regarding the suspension of Grande's tour from promoters:

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