Katherine Sidnell
Fans might have fallen for her heartbreaking ballads, but they’ve also been loving the way Adele treats her audience.
In fact, the Grammy Award winner stopped her Las Vegas residency mid-performance to help a concertgoer who was being ‘bothered’ by security.
Adele even told off the personnel and made sure they went easy on the young fan for the rest of the night.
Take a look for yourself:
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The incredible footage was filmed at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, where Adele had been performing as part of her Las Vegas residency.
As she starts to sing her iconic ballad ‘Water Under the Bridge’, the 35-year-old looks visibly annoyed as she looks across the audience.
It’s then that she suddenly stops mid-performance, asking her band to also stop as she helps someone in the crowd.
“Can you stop a minute…. what is going on with that young fan over there,” the Grammy Award winner yells, taking the mic with her as she points in the person’s direction.
She then adds: “He’s been bothered so much since I came on for standing up…what’s going on with him?”
Initially, some people seem confused about who she’s referring to, with the ‘Hello’ singer having to gesture towards people repeatedly.
“What are you doing? Why are you bothering him? Can you leave him alone please,” she said, telling off someone who’d been disturbing a fan with ‘a stick in their hand’.
Having settled the situation, Adele then pointedly adds: “They won’t bother you again, my darling…you enjoy the show.”
Like the diva she is, the singer then rapidly gets back to her performance and tells the audience: “Sorry guys he’s been bothered the whole show by security and other people sitting behind him…”
As the audience erupts in cheers and whoops, she says: “He’s here to have fun…. all of you are here to have fun…Let’s go again….”
Unsurprisingly, fans were impressed by the way Adele handled the situation with the entire incident later being uploaded to Instagram by user @camilarossiii.
Hilariously, the caption read: “Imagine trying to ruin someone’s fun and getting yelled at by @adele…. Rest in peace party pooper!! @adeleaccess SUCH A QUEEENNNN!!!!”
The short clip has also been shared on Twitter, going semi-viral with over 54,000 views since it was uploaded earlier today (27 August).
In the comments, fans have been praising the hitmaker for getting involved.
One wrote "It's always great to see when a person of power protects the vulnerable", whilst another added: “The security guard must have felt quite embarrassed at that moment.”
We would too, to be honest!