Tearful goodbye

"Worst Year Of My Life": Adele Cries At Her Final Show

Adele concluded her two-year Las Vegas residency with an emotional final performance on Saturday night. In a heartfelt speech, she reflected on the journey's highs and lows, expressing gratitude to her son and fiancé for their unwavering support throughout the experience. As of now, the singer has no plans for future performances and is looking forward to a well-earned break from the spotlight.

Adele's final show in Las Vegas
Heartfelt thanks to her family
Singer's future plans remain unclear

On Saturday evening, November 23, fans at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace experienced an unforgettable night. Adele (36) concluded her two-year Las Vegas residency, 'Weekends with Adele,' with her 100th and final show. This emotional farewell performance was not only a musical milestone but also a deeply personal moment for the singer.

In a video from the night shared on social media by a fan, Adele told the crowd, “I am so sad that this residency is over, but I’m so glad that it happened," she sad. "It was one of the worst years of my life ever … in my life, it was the worst year of my life. I was being punched around, it was f–king horrible,” she continued.

Adele's final show in Las Vegas

During her farewell speech, Adele reflected on the past few years and candidly shared the challenges she faced. She revisited the difficult decision to cancel concerts in March due to health reasons—a moment that weighed heavily on her. "I was told it was career suicide and that Vegas would never forgive me for doing something so last-minute," Adele revealed. However, she expressed gratitude for standing by her choice: "And had I done that show that I canceled, I certainly wouldn’t be standing here tonight doing my 100th show here at the Colosseum."

Emotional thanks to family

With tears in her eyes, Adele took a heartfelt moment to thank her loved ones. She expressed deep gratitude to her 12-year-old son, Angelo, for his patience and support during the tumultuous years of her residency. "I chose to do a residency maybe because I f------ hate touring, But I chose to do a residency so I could keep his life normal. And I did do that," she joked, adding a touch of levity to the emotional evening.

Adele also paid tribute to her fiancé, Rich Paul, with a poignant acknowledgment: "Thank you for always picking me up and making me feel like I could do whatever I want to do." Her heartfelt words highlighted the critical role her family played in helping her navigate this demanding chapter of her career.