"When she was 14, we met her and my folks and I marked her," said Gomez, her voice breaking. "One thing about Christina and her family is that she holds her confidence so nearly to her. Furthermore, 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 commit this next melody to her."
The artist's fans yelled out expressions of backing as Gomez wiped away tears before performing Hillsong Worship's "Transfiguration" while sitting at the piano. While singing "No one," Gomez got to be overpowered with feeling and was seen mouthing "I'm sad" to her fans as she attempted to complete the tune. Prior in the day, the "Same Old Love" vocalist grieved the loss of her companion on Twitter. "My heart is completely broken. I miss you Christina," she inscribed a highly contrasting photograph of herself and Grimmie.
"Words can't start to depict the agony I am feeling," Gomez's stepfather Brian Teefey, who was likewise Grimmie's chief, told PEOPLE in an announcement. "I took in this business through the eyes of a father and Christina resembled a second girl to me."
The previous Voice competitor was lethally shot by 27-year-old Kevin James Loibl – who was immediately handled by Grimmie's sibling Mark before shooting himself – late Friday subsequent to opening for pop-shake band Before You Exit at the Plaza Live in Orlando.
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