Ariana Grande posts 'terrifying' brain scan showing PTSD after bombing
Bringing awareness to post-traumatic stress disorder, pop star Ariana Grande posted a 'terrifying' image of her brain scan to her Instagram Stories. The image showed both a healthy brain compared to a brain with PTSD, and her brain after the bombing of her concert at the Manchester Arena in 2017. The healthy brain looked dark, while the brain with PTSD was highlighted in a few places. Grande's brain showed similar highlighting to the PTSD sufferer.
Ariana Grande’s Coachella performance hit a sour note on Sunday when an audience member chucked a lemon at her while she was onstage.
The yellow fruit hit the “thank u, next” singer’s chest and bounced off while she and her backup dancers strutted the stage. Grande was in the middle of performing her song “Right There”/”Break Your Heart Right Back” for her second headlining set at the music festival in Indio, Calif.
“That’s ’cause one of ya’ll threw a lemon at me, s---,” she said to the crowd after the bizarre incident.
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Grande’s fans took to social media to slam the unidentified festival attendee for throwing the lemon at the singer.
“If you throw a lemon at Ariana Grande, you’re a piece of s---,” singer Finneas tweeted.
“ARIANA SWEETIE IM SO SORRY ABOUT THAT LEMON BUT... I CANT BELIEVE CHRIS AND I SAW THIS RIGHT IN FRONT OF US JSKSJW,” another fan wrote on Twitter.
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Ariana Grande was hit with a lemon during her Coachella set. (Getty Images)
A woman also tweeted, “Throwing a lemon at Ariana grande? How dare you.”
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Grande seemed to turn the lemon into lemonade and didn’t let it phase her. The 25-year-old singer continued with her set and surprised fans by bringing out Justin Bieber for a duet of the hit song “Sorry.”