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First photos of superstar Ariana Grande since Manchester attack show 'broken' singer being c


Ariana Grande pictured looking emotional as she was spotted for the first time since the terror attack at her Manchester concert on Monday as she touched down in her hometown of Boca Raton, Florida.

She could be seen in tears as she got off a private jet on Tuesday afternoon and was greeted by her boyfriend Mac Miller, who was waiting on the tarmac to comfort the 23-year-old star.

Ariana donned head-to-toe black ensemble and carrying a purple unicorn onesie, shared a loving embrace and kiss with Miller before being whisked away in an SUV caravan to a family member's home in a gated community.

Miller was spotted in warm embrace with Ariana's mother Joan who was dressed entirely in black, and giving her a kiss on the cheek as he helped her into one of the waiting vehicles.

Joan's nearby home was surrounded by police cars, less than 24 hours after 22 people lost their lives and another 119 were injured when a nail-bomb went off inside Manchester Arena just minutes after Ariana performed her final song.

Show of respect: Head-to-toe black: An emotional looking Ariana walked into the arms of her boyfriend Mac Miller after landing in Florida

Ariana pictured wearing one of her tour sweatshirts, gave her boyfriend a long a kiss as soon as she saw him

Ariana pictured had tears in her eyes when she saw her boyfriend waiting for her on the tarmac

The pop star wrote on Twitter early Tuesday: 'broken. from the bottom of my heart, i am so so sorry. i don't have words.'

Ariana's mother Joan

Miller seen hugging Ariana's mother Joan

Ariana was carried to the SUV by Miller

Joan pictured getting off the private jet

Ariana pictured above had just wrapped up her show when the bomb exploded inside the arena

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The singer's world tour, which just kicked off earlier this month in Stockholm, has now been indefinitely postponed

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