Adele FaceTimes fans to apologise for Las Vegas residency postponement

Easy On Me singer Adele's relationship with American sports agent Rich Paul is reportedly the reason “she can’t perform” and has cancelled gigs. The Grammy award-winner, 33, announced earlier this month that she's had no choice but to reschedule all 24 of her Las Vegas shows less than 24 hours before they were due to kick off. She put the delay down to Covid telling her 48.7million followers on Instagram: "Hiya, listen, I'm so sorry but my show ain't ready," as she started the video.

Adele has reportedly pulled out of her planned performance at the Brit Awards after postponing her Las Vegas residency shows, it has been claimed.The 33 year old singer reportedly agreed with event organisers she would perform at the event, set to take place at the London O2 Arena. Singer Adele was said to be set to be announced on the awards show's lineup of acts that will take to the stage. It would have been her first Brits performance in five years.

Adele's team are said to be negotiating a deal with Live Nation and Ceasars Palace in a bid to salvage her Las Vegas residency, it has been reported. Singer Adele, 33, tearfully announced her decision to postpone her residency show dates at the eleventh hour last week in a Instagram video. Adele, who tearfully FaceTimed fans who had travelled to Sin City for her shows, explained that staff sickness and delivery delays had caused her decision to postpone the shows.

Adele’s Las Vegas set has officially been dismantled, with fans wondering when they might get a chance to see the star perform.The singer tearfully cancelled her shows the day before they were due to start, insisting they weren’t ready due to Covid-19 wreaking havoc.In new photos, crew are seen packing the set into a truck outside The Colosseum at Caesars Palace.Parts of the stage and props are taken away by crew members donning masks, after the singer apologised profusely to fans following the cancellation, as some even flew to Las Vegas before finding out that the shows had been cancelled.It’s uncertain as to if and when the shows will be rescheduled, with Keith Urban recently announcing that he will now be taking over the spot, playing weekends at Caesars Palace in late March and early April.Adele, 33, was due to perform two shows a weekend until April 16, with tickets selling out in minutes for the performances.Sharing a tearful video, she began: ‘Hiya, listen – I’m so sorry but my show ain’t ready.‘We’ve tried absolutely everything we can to pull it together in time and for it to be good enough for you but we’ve been absolutely destroyed by delivery delays and Covid.‘Half my crew, half my team have come down with Covid – they still are – and it’s been impossible to finish the show.‘And I can’t give you what I have right now and I’m gutted.

Adele, 33, broke down in tears when she announced that she had to postpone her long-awaited residency at Las Vegas’ Caesars Palace Hotel due to personal reasons, which include several members of her crew testing positive for Covid-19. Now, as fans await new dates for her residency, HollywoodLife has EXCLUSIVELY learned that she is “determined” to make this happen!

Piers Morgan didn't hold back when offering his thoughts on Adele's decision to cancel her Las Vegas residency just days before it was scheduled to start. The songstress announced last week in an emotional video that the show wouldn't be going ahead, telling her 49 million Instagram followers: “It ain’t ready.” ”I'm so sorry but my show ain't ready," she confessed in the clip.

Piers Morgan has eviscerated Adele after the singer abruptly cancelled her Las Vegas residency hours before the first show was set to go ahead. The Easy On Me singer broke down in tears in a video on Thursday night, explaining that she was postponing the four-month residency due to her crew being struck down with Covid and other delays which meant the show wasn’t ready. However, Piers, 56, believes it was in poor taste to leave the cancellation so last-minute and stated in his latest column for The Sun: ‘Frankly, it’s a disgrace.’ The former Good Morning Britain presenter branded the singer a ‘staggeringly rich, privileged, pampered prima donna’ for pulling the plug on the concerts without a great deal of notice for fans, many of who had flown into the States to attend. He also claimed that Adele’s ‘ego’ is now earning a staggering amount of money that even her fans couldn’t ‘dream of cashing’.

now TikTok famous fan who documented her plight, Eleni Sabracos, is appearing on the Today Show this afternoon to share her years long story of missing out on Adele with the world.Sabracos — who even made Adele adoring shirts — was given the chance to talk with her idol in Las Vegas as consolation for the multiple shows going awry.“We’ll have a photo together,” Adele tells an emotional Sabracos, who simply said “I love you, I’m sorry, I love you” to her hero.THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING LADIES AND GENTS“Why are you sorry?” Adele replied.“Because I feel for you…I know you’re doing everything you can,” Sabracos said about the canceled shows.Sabracos’ quest of yearslong misfortune began in the Big Apple, where she accidentally bought fake tickets to see Adele perform at Madison Square Garden.IM NOT MAD AT #ADELE I JUST WANT TO GIVE HER THESE SHIRTS AND DRINK WHISPERING ANGEL TOGETHER #storytime #ellenshow“Nobody felt bad for me because I bought them on Craigslist, so that was my own doing,” she said in her first of many videos chronicling the initially tragic tale.Sabracos then flew across the Atlantic to see Adele play London’s Wembley Stadium in 2017 — but yet again calamity struck when the singer canceled the performance.At the time, the producers of “Ellen” caught word of Sabracos remarkably awful luck and tried getting her to meet Adele on live TV.“But Adele wasn’t doing any press and wouldn’t come on the Ellen show, so there was no need for me to go on the Ellen show,” she said.Flash forward to 2022, Sabracos’ brother surprised her with the Las Vegas residency tickets for this month, where, once again, misfortune set fire to the rain as the show was again pulled — this time for COVID reasons.“I am in vegas right now and

Adele residency shows in Las Vegas could have been postponed due to “diva” requests made by the star, according to one source.The singer, 33, told fans she was postponing her series of Las Vegas shows in a tearful message posted to fans on social media last week, blaming crew members being off with Covid and delivery delays.The British artist surprised some of her disappointed fans with FaceTime calls after the shows were cancelled with just 24 hours notice. Vegas journalist Scott Roeben, who broke the story of the singer’s residency, told MailOnline that the delay was due to the singer and her team wanting to change the video and sound system in the venue.

Adele is a good egg, isn’t she?The Easy On Me singer was recently forced to cancel her Las Vegas show just 24 hours before taking to the stage, but she still made time to FaceTime some super fans.Adele – who broke down in tears as she announced that her show ‘wasn’t ready’ to heartbroken fans – called the stunned fans on FaceTime after they travelled to Vegas prior to the show being axed.The songstress cried as she offered heartfelt apologies to the fans, who had gathered in Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.She said: ‘I’ve shows in the UK this year, and I hope we can get together then.‘I do not want anyone to miss out. I just want to send my love to all those who have been left disappointed.

Adele's undoubtedly still bummed about postponing her highly-anticipated Las Vegas residency, but she's doing the next best thing — surprising her fans on FaceTime.The singer surprised some of her most diehard who were already in Las Vegas before Adele tearfully announced the shows would not go on as scheduled due to many factors, including the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The fans, who posted their videos on social media, were stunned to see the GRAMMY-award winning singer on the other end doing her best to console them.One particular fan, Eleni Sabracos, went viral on social media after posting the grueling series of obstacles she's gone through since at least 2016 trying to see Adele in concert.

Comedian Alan Carr is “leaning on Adele during hard times" following separation from his husband of three years Paul Drayton. A spokesperson for the comedian, 45, and his husband, 46, broke the news in a statement through PA news agency earlier this month, explaining their separating "amicably" after three years of marriage. "After 13 years as a couple and three years of marriage, Alan Carr and Paul Drayton would like to announce they are separating," the statement read.

Adele transformed fans’ moods from devastated to delighted, courtesy of that technological innovation known as FaceTime.

Adele shocked some of her fans who travelled to Las Vegas for her highly anticipated residency show. The shows were cancelled last minute due to COVID related issues, and the 33-year-old made sure to take the time to personally apologize in videos that got shared to social media on Friday, Jan. 21. In one video, her boyfriend Rich Paul made an appearance as a group of fans waved to the sports agent!

Pop superstar Adele video called emotional fans who travelled to Las Vegas to see her perform.The 33 year old spoke to stunned fans over Instagram after the Rolling in the Deep singer had to pull out of her residency a day before the first show. But, the star attempted to make it up to fans who had already jetted to Sin City before her announcement with a series of video calls and freebies.Talking to her adoring new friends, Adele said: "I love you too, I'm so sorry and I can't wait to meet you, alright. Get your free bag – and you're not old enough to drink are you so you can't have that free drink token." There may not be any performances from the multi-Grammy award winning artist but fans of the star can enjoy a special pop-up store for those wanting some merchandise from the Londoner.

Adele has thanked fans for their “overwhelming” support after announcing the last-minute postponement of her Las Vegas residency.The singer-songwriter was set to begin a 12-week run of concerts in Sin City yesterday (January 21) in support of her fourth studio album, ’30’.Dubbed ‘Weekends With Adele’, the residency would have seen the star perform two shows every weekend at the Colosseum in the Caesars Palace hotel between now and April 16, 2022.Taking to Instagram on Thursday evening (January 20), however, Adele shared an emotional video message to announce that the performances would be pushed back due to “delivery delays” and COVID-related issues.“I’m so sorry, but my show ain’t ready,” she explained, adding that she and her team had “tried absolutely everything” in an attempt to put the concert together in time. “I’m gutted – I’m sorry it’s so last-minute,” Adele said.With many people understanding the predicament she faced, Adele tweeted today (January 22) to express her gratitude to those who had posted comments of support.“I have the best fans in the world!” she wrote on the platform.

supports HTML5 videoAdele has praised the ‘best fans in the world’ after she postponed her Las Vegas residency.The Easy On Me singer, 33, confirmed that she was rescheduling her dates earlier this week, as the show had been ‘absolutely destroyed’ by Covid-19 and a series of delays.She announced the news just one day before she was due to get on stage, leaving fans who had already made the journey to Vegas devastated.Taking to Twitter, she has now thanked everyone for their support over the postponement.‘I have the best fans in the world! Your graciousness and love tonight is overwhelming! Thank you,’ she posted.Adele delighted fans when she confirmed her residency last year, after intense speculation.I have the best fans in the world! Your graciousness and love tonight is overwhelming! Thank you â¥ï¸She was due to perform two shows a weekend until April 16, with tickets selling out in minutes for the performances.The Grammy award winner was set to kick off her set of shows at the Colosseum in Caesar’s Palace on Friday, but revealed on Thursday that the residency was just not ready.Sharing a tearful video, she began: ‘Hiya, listen – I’m so sorry but my show ain’t ready,’ she told fans as she broke down into tears.‘We’ve tried absolutely everything we can to pull it together in time and for it to be good enough for you but we’ve been absolutely destroyed by delivery delays and Covid.‘Half my crew, half my team have come down with Covid – they still are – and it’s been impossible to finish the show.‘And I can’t give you what I have right now and I’m gutted.

Adele on Thursday evening when she announced in an emotional video that she’d been forced to postpone her Las Vegas residency, telling her fans: ‘It’s not ready.’The singer apologised profusely in a video shared on social media, explaining that the production has been ‘​​absolutely destroyed by delivery delays and Covid’.While some expressed their disappointment over spending money on travel amid the last-minute cancellation, Adele also received numerous messages of support from fans, friends and fellow celebrities – including Supernanny Jo Frost.In true Supernanny fashion, Frost delivered some kind, heartwarming words – while also encouraging Adele to go to bed, have a bath and enjoy a much-deserved glass of wine.In a comment posted underneath Adele’s video on Instagram, Frost wrote: ‘Adele WE ARE IN A PANDEMIC everything is a moving target even for professionals like yourself and many an unpredictable situation with so many impossibles & possibles,which is frustrating for many.‘No doubt your fans will appreciate your leadership in reaching out sincerely but honestly those who really don’t understand are in denial of the realities of how difficult things are right now on every level.To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 videoShe continued: ‘Now go get some sleep,have a hot bath and a glass of cold Sancerre seriously before I put you on the naughty step! Big hugs Jo aka Supernanny xx.’If anyone knows how to give a great pep talk, it’s Supernanny.Several fans of Adele praised Frost for her bolstering message, with one responding: ‘Giving the best advice as usual.’‘Awww I love you Nanny Jo! Great words always,’ someone else said, while another added: ‘Love

Alan Carr and his husband Paul Drayton have revealed that they've split, having enjoyed over 13 years together as a couple. Chatty Man star Alan, 45, and his husband Paul, 46, dated for 10 years before tying the knot in 2018, but have now announced that they're going their separate ways. A spokesperson for the couple broke the news in a statement through PA news agency, explaining that Alan and Paul's split was amicable and a joint decision.

Adele’s residency “Weekends with Adele” was set to begin tomorrow Friday, January 21st at the Caesars Palace in Las Vegas but the singer has canceled the show with plans to reschedule. She shared an emotional statement on Instagram where she apologized and was brought to tears thinking about the fans that have already traveled for the show. “I’m so sorry but, my show ain’t ready.

Fans of Adele have been left furious after the British hitmaker postponed her Las Vegas residency less than 24 hours before the first show was due to kick off.The 33 year old broke down into tears as she took to her Instagram to explain the hotly-anticipated shows had to be cancelled as half her team caught coronavirus. And while many fans wished the Easy On Me singer and her team well, anger has been rapidly mounting from those who forked out large sums of money to attend the opening night gig, initially scheduled to take place on Friday evening. Fans splashed out between $85 and $12,000 for a ticket to the show at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas and had travelled from far and wide, including the UK, to see their favourite singer belt out her famous tunes.