Ariana Grande bows out of spotlight after final Eternal Sunshine show in London

Ariana Grande has completed her final scheduled public performance before stepping away from the limelight. The singer concluded her Eternal Sunshine tour with a concert at the O2 Arena in London on Tuesday.

Grande had announced in August that she would take time off once her live dates wrapped up. A representative confirmed that the 33-year-old singer and actor intends to step back from visibility after the tour's conclusion.

The statement described the break as a chance to finish the tour on a positive note, both healthily and happily, before taking a well-earned pause from public-facing work and appearances, which have invited ongoing scrutiny.

The Eternal Sunshine tour saw Grande revisit personal memories while performing hits from across her catalog, spanning pop, EDM, power ballads, and R&B. Each show ended with the star being lifted in a hazy golden light toward a sci-fi mothership suspended above the stage.

Grande remains nominated for Artist of the Year at the MTV Video Music Awards, scheduled for September 27 in Los Angeles.