Ariana Grande closed her "Eternal Sunshine" tour with a final concert at London’s O2 Arena, ending a 41-show run that took her across the globe. During the performance, she thanked her fans, calling the tour "one of the most beautiful extraordinary experiences of my life." Grande also announced her decision to step back from public life, following months of speculation about her health and appearance. This includes withdrawing from a production of Stephen Sondheim’s Sunday in the Park with George at London’s Barbican next summer, alongside her Wicked co-star Jonathan Bailey, who also pulled out of the role. Grande had faced a foot injury during the tour, which required her to wear platform boots instead of her usual stilettos. Despite this, she performed with energy and grace, though her composure briefly wavered during the song "Nowhere, Nobody." She explained that her decision to step back was made from a "thoughtful, empowered place" and had been planned "a long time ago." Grande emphasized the importance of setting personal boundaries, stating that "human beings do need a break sometimes." Before making her announcement, Grande described the tour as "one last hurrah," indicating her desire to focus more on acting after her Oscar-nominated performance in Wicked. Fans from around the world attended the London dates, with 200,000 people attending the shows in the city alone. Reviews of the tour were mostly positive, with praise for Grande’s vocal abilities and stage presence. Some critics expressed concern for her well-being, while others highlighted her physical stamina and the high quality of the production.