Ariana Grande refuses the ladyhood of the queen

Ariana Grande would have rejected a lady.

The 25-year-old singer received this award after visiting the victims of the Manchester bombing last year and then organizing a charity concert in the city – but Grande declined to As a sign of respect for families in mourning.

A source told Sunday on Sunday Diary: "Ariana was flattered but said it was too early, she explained that she was still in mourning, dozens of families too.

"She feared that some people concerned would find it insensitive.The committee wrote to her but she politely refused."

According to another source, Grande would have felt honored to have been offered a lady.
However, she also felt that "it was not the right time to accept".

The insider said: "She was deeply moved and honored, she did not refuse it as such, but she explained that it was not the right time for her. ;accept."

The bombing took place shortly after Grande finished her concert at Manchester Arena on May 22nd.

The explosion left 23 dead and more than 500 injured, prompting Grande to hold a televised earnings concert soon after.

In a later interview, Grande admitted that the Manchester incident had changed her approach to life, revealing that she was now afraid to visit some places.

The star of the ranking – which is one of the world's best-selling pop groups – explained: "You do not want to be afraid because of course that's what [the terrorists] want to. If you give them that, then they won. "

"But the truth is that it's scary.It's scary to go anywhere.You look at places differently."