Adele cried and interrupted her Las Vegas performance when she saw Celine Dion in the audience. The clearly moved singers fell into each other's arms, and the recording of the unusual meeting became a hit on social media. Adele stressed on social media that “words will never express what” Dion means to her.
In a video from Adele's concert at Caesars Palace Colosseum in Las Vegas, the British singer can be seen greeting the audience while singing “Easy On Me.” At one point, he notices Celine Dion in the audience, then hugs her and starts crying with emotion to the audience's applause. In the video, the stars can be seen talking for a moment before Adele continues the song while Dion wipes tears from her eyes.
Adele cried when she saw Celine Dion
“Adele even asked the audience to help her finish the song,” CNN reported. “At one point, Dion stood up to take a bow after Adele told the cheering audience that Dion was 'one of her favorite people of all time,'” it said. CNN writes about the “emotional interaction of two great singers.” The recording, published on social media on Sunday, was viewed tens of millions of times within 24 hours.
“Saturday evening will be something I will remember forever.”
Adele commented on this situation on social media. In an Instagram post, she emphasized that Caesars Palace Colosseum “was the only place she wanted to play in Vegas because it was built for her” (Celine Dion – ed.).
As she wrote, Dion's appearance at the concert was a surprise to her.
“Celine Dion. I love you so much, so much. Words will never express what you mean to me or what it means for you to come to my concert, let alone how I felt seeing you back in your palace with your beautiful family,” Adele said.
“I loved being there, it was a great honor for me, and Saturday night will be something I will remember forever,” she added.
Celine Dion is struggling with a serious illness
Celine Dion has rarely appeared in public since she announced that suffers from a very rare neurological disease – the so-called generalized stiffness syndrome (Moersch-Woltmann syndrome). “I will work with my entire body and spirit, from head to toe, with my medical team,” Dion emphasized. “I want to be in the best possible shape that I can today. My goal is to see the Eiffel Tower again!” – said the artist in an interview for the French edition of Vogue magazine in April. In July Dion sang on the Eiffel Tower during the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Paris.
Celine Dion during the Olympic opening ceremonyEurosport
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