Ariana Grande was crying during thank u next in Pittsburgh, the hometown of her ex Mac Miller...

Ariana Grande burst into tears, again, in a show, and she makes an effort to explain what she has been through: 'I will not give up on what I started' We just wanted to put Ariana Grande in a pot and give her a lot of love! This weekend, the singer has shown that she is not yet 100% recovered from all the events that took place last year, including the death of her ex-boyfriend, Mac Miller, after an accidental overdose. Ari cried for the second time in the middle of a touring show and, after her fans became very worried, she decided to vent on Twitter about how grateful she is to everything she is living and said she did not intend to give up work. The singer, however, deleted the message shortly thereafter. "The tour is crazy. Life is crazy. I am very grateful for the sea of ​​love that I have around me every day and for the people who come to these shows and give us every piece of energy they have, "she began. Ari then listed all the people and things for which she thanks: "I am grateful to work with the best musicians and dancers in the world. I am grateful for my voice and for my team. I'm grateful for this song. I'm grateful for the tour bus driver, Kurt, who bought pickles for me yesterday because he saw it was over. I am grateful for the opportunity to sing to thousands of people every night. It's a dream come true. " By mid-June, she had been through something similar during her presentation in Pittsburgh, hometown of Mac Miller. The singer could not even finish singing the intro "raindrops (an angel cried)", a song that is associated with the end of her relationship with the rapper. The lyrics already say by themselves: "When raindrops fell from the sky on the day you left me, it was an angel crying" Later, on the same show, she also had trouble singing "Thank u, next". You can tell the singer's embarrassed voice at the beginning of the song and she can not even say the name of the ex-boyfriend when singing: "Wish I could say thank you to Malcolm, 'cause I was an angel" to Malcolm, because he was an angel ") The Sweetener World Tour still has shows until December 21 in Europe and the United States. Hopefully Ari will continue strong to finish the tour!