Photos: #ManchesterBombing: Celebrities & Politicians Let Their Feelings Out On Twitter

A concert in Manchester featuring pop chanteuse Ariana Grande became the target of a suicide bomber, who died bringing death and destruction to a crowd looking for fun and a music-filled night out.

Naturally, the reactions have been sad and supportive. Politicians positioning themselves for their respected constituencies are also making statements filled with respect and revenge. Whoever claims eventual responsibility – it could be ISIS, or some other terrorist organization – will be facing the typical backlash from the rest of the populace. Talk shows will take on the subject, while social media provides the consideration and comfort the victims and their families need now.

The music industry, as well as the rest of the entertainment media, have been letting their feelings be known. Presidents and Prime Ministers have been doing the same, using press conferences and speeches as a platform for addressing the horrifying tragedy. Here is what they have to say (from Twitter):

Ariana Grande

Katy Perry

Lorde

Taylor Swift

Nicki Minaj

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson

Bruno Mars

Ellen DeGeneres

Camila Cabello

Selena Gomez

The Newly Elected Prime Minister Of Canada Tweeted This:

President Trump Had This To Say:

The Mayor Of Manchester Responded: