A previous hopeful on The Voice, Grimmie was lethally shot this past Friday (June 10) and passed away the following morning. Gomez was hit with feeling while performing "No one," gathering herself presently to talk all the more straightforwardly about Grimmie.
"When she was 14, we met her and my folks and I marked her," Gomez said candidly amid the show. "One thing about Christina and her family is that she holds her confidence so nearly to her. Also, I believe it's not around a religion and it's not about anything or great deeds. It's simply that she had confidence, and I don't generally see how this truly happened, however I might want to devote this next melody to her." Following her discourse, Gomez played the Hillsong Worship tune "Transfiguration" as a tribute to Grimmie. As indicated by Billboard, Gomez had nixed her own meet and welcome after the Miami show dreading for her security as Grimmie was shot while marking signatures for fans taking after a show with Before You Exit.
However, Gomez was by all account not the only one in the music business touched by Grimmie's passing - her previous mentor Adam Levine even offered to pay for her burial service. Her supervisor Brian Teefey likewise set up a GoFundMe page to help with burial service costs and gifts have achieved upwards of $100,000.
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