BREAKING: Ariana Grande Suspends Tour, Returns To U.S.

All Ariana Grande concerts through at least June 5 are cancelled in the wake of the deadly terrorist attack outside her concert in Manchester, UK on Monday. The tour suspension was announce Wednesday by the the singer's management team.

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In the wake of Monday's terrorist attack, Ariana Grande has suspended her "Dangerous Woman" tour at least through June 5th. On Tuesday, a somber Grande was photographed being greeted at the airport by her boyfriend, Mac Miller, as she arrived in Florida.

"We ask at this time that we all continue to support the city of Manchester and all those families affected by this cowardice and senseless act of violence," said a statement from Grande's team obtained by ABC. "Our way of life has once again been threatened, but we will overcome this together. Thank you."

In the coming days, Grande and her associates will "further assess the situation and pay our proper respects to those lost."

Grande, her band and crew escaped the blast without injury. Her mother, Joan Grande, was said to have helped protect some fans backstage right after the attack.

The cancelled tour dates include:

MAY25
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM
O2 ARENA

MAY26
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM
THE O2

MAY28
ANTWERP, BELGIUM
SPORTPALAIS

MAY31
LODZ, POLAND
ATLAS ARENA

JUN1
LODZ, POLAND
ATLAS ARENA

JUN3
FRANKFURT, GERMANY
FESTHALLE

JUN5
ZURICH, SWITZERLAND
HALLENSTADION

Will The Tour Resume In Paris?

If the tour were to resume as is currently planned, Grande's first concert after Monday's deadly bombing would be in Paris, the site of the deadly Bataclan terrorist attack which killed 130 in November of 2015.

Grande's only public comment since the deadly attack has been a single tweet shortly after the suicide bomber killed 23 and injured more than 50 others.