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Ariana Grande has reportedly reached out to the families of those who died in the Manchester terror attack.

Fans of the star, who jetted back to her hometown Boca Raton in Florida less than 24 hours after the blast at Manchester arena, also claim she has offered to pay for the funerals of all the fans who were tragically killed at her concert on Monday.

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Grande, 23, said she was "broken" after her gig ended with suicide bomber Salman Abedi detonating an explosive device in the foyer of the 20,000 capacity venue, leaving 22 dead and 64 people injured. 20 are said to be critical.

She has suspended the rest of the European leg of her Dangerous Woman tour until further notice.

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While the gesture has yet to be confirmed by reps, Twitter fan page Ariana Updates posted a tweet last night which read: "News on Ariana: Ariana has reached out to the families who's (sic) loved ones died last night ... she is gonna pay for the funerals!"

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The Daily Record have contacted a representative of Ariana for comment on the matter.

Among the first victims to be named following Monday night's attack were eight-year-old Saffie Roussos from Leyland and teenagers Olivia Campbell, 15, from Bury and Georgina Callander from Chorley.

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Fears were growing for Chloe Rutherford, 17, and Liam Curry, 19, a couple from South Shields, Eilidh MacLeod, from Barra in Scotland, Martyn Hett and Wendy Fawell.