UPDATE 2:08 p.m.

Major League Baseball has confirmed that Demi Lovato will headline the All-Star Game concert on July 11. She replaces Ariana Grande who had to cancel her performance due to "health issues."

"I'm so excited to be headlining the MLB All-Star Concert," Lovato said in a statement to E! News. "I hope my fans in Cincinnati are ready to get 'Cool for the Summer!'"

Tony Petitti, COO of Major League Baseball, also added in a statement, "Demi Lovato is one of today's best young artists and we know she will provide fans with a fantastic experience they won't soon forget. We're disappointed that Ariana Grande cannot partake in the All-Star festivities, but wish her a speedy recovery."

Grande tweeted on Monday that she had three wisdom teeth removed.

ORIGINAL

Ariana Grande has canceled her scheduled performance at the MLB All-Star Game performance this weekend after declaring "I hate America" and "I hate Americans" in a donut shop.

Demi Lovato will replace Grande as the headliner for the concert on July 11 at the Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, according to Billboard. Neither performer nor Major League Baseball has issued a statement about the change.

MLB announced the "Problem" singer's performance on June 15. She was set to perform with English pop rockers Rixton.

Security footage, obtained by TMZ, caught the 22-year-old Grande camera stating "I hate Americans, I hate America" when an employee at the Wolfee Donuts shop in Lake Elsinore, Calif. brought out a tray of pastries. It's unclear whether this event caused the pop princess to pull out of the concert.

HNGN has reached out to Grande's rep for a comment on her controversial statements.

The former Nickelodeon star performed earlier this year during the NBA All-Star Game Halftime Show with Nicki Minaj.

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