Ariana Grande paid a touching tribute to the youngest victim of the Manchester terror attack.
Saffie Roussos would have been turning 9 years old this week, and the singer dedicated a song to her during a show in Buenos Aires.
The pop princess sang her version of Somewhere Over The Rainbow, which she first performed at the One Love Manchester benefit concert in aid of the victims of the attack.
After singing the final note in the song, Ariana said “Happy birthday, Saffie”, before looking up and blowing a kiss.
the “happy birthday saffie” at the end made my heart physically break into a million pieces. i am crying. pic.twitter.com/EF31UxJh5I
— ivy (@thlnkinboutya) July 6, 2017
After the show, Ariana made another tribute to Saffie. She shared this photo of herself on stage alongside a caption saying everyone was “thinking” of her.
Ariana Grande helped raise millions of pounds for victims and their families after 22 people were killed in a bomb attack at her concert in Manchester last month.
Ariana has been offered an honorary citizenship of Manchester as part of a new plan to recognise those who have made outstanding contributions to the city.
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