As news broke of the explosion that killed at least 22 people at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester,black women and eroticism inaccurate accounts about the incident have been spreading online.
SEE ALSO: James Corden delivers an emotional tribute to the people of ManchesterOne of the pictures doing the rounds on Twitter and Instagram allegedly shows Ariana Grande backstage after the concert, covered in what looks like blood on her face.
Many are sharing it asking whether the pop singer was OK after the attack:
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De parte de Sia Nicaragua mandamos nuestras sinceras condolencias los familiares de las víctimas y Arianators en el atentado de hoy en Manchester #FuerzaArianators 😢😔😔 . . . . #Sia #SiaLovers #SiaNicaragua #ArianaGrande #Manchester #Arianators
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However, the image is not from the Manchester arena.
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It was taken behind the scenes during the filming of FOX television show Scream Queens and shared 23 June 2015 by celebrity gossip site Just Jared.
Social media has been awash with information and mis-information about the attack, which took place in the Arena's foyer minutes after Ariana Grande went off stage.
The singer reached out to fans with a heartfelt message on Twitter just before 4am local time in Manchester:
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