Manchester victim met Ariana Grande, now has "holes in my legs"

"I have a few, like, holes in my legs... but compared to other people I'm quite lucky really," says Manchester bombing victim Millie Robson who had met Ariana Grande on the night of Monday's concert.
Manchester bombing victim Millie Robson, 15, speaks to a reporter at the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital on Thursday (May 25), where 19 casualties are still being treated.
"I have a few, like, holes in my legs and stuff, and I have a bit of a cut, and my arm and just a bit here, but compared to other people I'm quite lucky really," said Robson.
Wearing an Ariana Grande T-shirt, she said she had won VIP tickets to the Monday night concert at Manchester Arena. She said she felt fortunate to have survived.
"I just said, 'Look at me, just don't look anywhere else,'" Millie's father David said, who was waiting at the concert.
Her mother Marie said after the bombing, Millie was wondering if the pop singer was alright and wanted people 'more injured than her' to go on stage. "You're amazing," her mother told her daughter.