Ariana Grande cancels show, Phillip Nguyen posts 'letter of apology'

Last night, the Dangerous Woman Tour Organizing Committee shared a photo of Ariana Grande's "heartfelt letter" to Vietnamese fans, including her signature.

Many audiences are still... bewildered by Ariana Grande's sudden cancellation of her show in Vietnam just a short time before the show. Immediately after that, Phillip Nguyen Dang - the person who brought the Dangerous Woman Tour show to Vietnam, made the latest statement on his personal Instagram page.

Phillip Nguyen - the brother-in-law of actress Tang Thanh Ha - sent an apology to his fans. Along with Phillip Nguyen's status was an apology letter signed by singer Ariana Grande.

"Hello everyone, I have no other wish than to bring to Vietnam a world-class performance to elevate the quality of our country's entertainment industry.

And Ariana Grande's Dangerous Woman tour is a project we've been working on for a long time.

We would like to say that everything was prepared until we learned about Ariana Grande's health condition.

This led to the decision at 3:00 PM on August 23, 2017 that the show would not take place from Ariana Grande's management team.

We and Ariana Grande would love for the show to continue, but it would take a toll on the quality of the show.

We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused to our partners and participants. I, along with the fans, wish Ariana Grande a speedy recovery."

The letter to the Vietnamese audience of the famous American singer was roughly translated: “To my Vietnamese fans. I apologize from the bottom of my heart to you. I am not in good health. Coming to Vietnam this time, I was very excited to perform but the doctors did not allow me to go on stage to sing tonight. I am very sorry. There is nothing I hate more than doing this but I promise to make it up to you next time.

As reported by Sports & Culture, on the afternoon of August 23, Ariana Grande suddenly announced on her Instagram page that she canceled the show a few hours before the show. After Ariana's announcement, the show's organizer - Pulse Active - also officially confirmed that the information the female singer posted earlier on Instagram was correct.

According to Sports and Culture