If you're a fan of Ariana Grande, her shows this week have become a lot more "must-see" after the news broke today.

These already were Grande's last shows in the US on this specific tour, but they are also going to be her last public performances before stepping away from the spotlight for an indefinite break.

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Ariana Grande Announces Indefinite Break From Public Life

Her team says this break comes after years of "endless, ongoing public scrutiny," and Grande's reps are adding that she wants to end the tour "healthily and happily."

Grande is scheduled to perform tonight at the United Center, and then again on Wednesday and Thursday in Chicago.

Stepping Down From West End Production of 'Sunday in the Park with George'

The sudden withdrawal from public also means Grande dropped out of what had been a planned 2027 London production of Sunday in the Park with George, which was set to star alongside Wicked co-star Jonathan Bailey.

Producers say they support her decision and will announce a replacement for Grande at a later date.

Stepping Down From West End Production of 'Sunday in the Park with George'

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United Center Ticket Demand Soars Following Break Announcement

Ticketmaster says primary tickets for Grande's Eternal Sunshine shows for all dates at the United Center are extremely limited or have sold out. You may be able to get into the show, but at this point it might be really expensive. The question is, considering this might be Grande's final concert for some time, are you willing to pay the premium?

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