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More details are coming to light about Adele’s Las Vegas residency postponement!

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.

Is this the real reason why Adele canceled her Las Vegas residency?

Weekends With Adele just a day ahead of the first show due to COVID-related issues. The video, titled “Adele Has Cancelled Every Show I've Tried to Go To” has 9.5 million views.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Luckily for Bracos, the story has a happy update. “I love you, Adele,” she told the singer over FaceTime, showing off the shirts she made for her favorite artist and her son.

Adele has FaceTimed fans who went to Las Vegas to see the opening nights of her residency to apologise for postponing the shows.The singer announced on Instagram on Thursday (January 20) that the residency would no longer start the next day. “We’ve tried absolutely everything we can to put it together in time and for it to be good enough for you, but we’ve been absolutely destroyed by delivery delays and COVID,” she said.Now, fans who were meant to attend this weekend’s concerts have shared videos of the star FaceTiming them.

Some fans got a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity!

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.

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!

Adele has thanked her fans for their support following the last minute cancellation of her residency in Las Vegas.

Adele has postponed her Las Vegas residency less than 24 hours before the first show was due to kick off. The 33 year old, who is reportedly set to rake in £500,000 per show at the venue, took to her Instagram feed to share an emotional video of herself announcing the news to her 48.7million followers. Dressed in a navy and brown jumper with her hair styled down, the star immediately broke into tears as she explained the shows have had to be cancelled as half her team caught coronavirus.

Adele fans will have to wait a little while longer before seeing her perform in Las Vegas. The "Easy On Me" singer, 33, was set to launch a residency at the famed Colosseum of Caesars Palace Hotel on Jan. 21, but announced via Twitter on Thursday that the shows would not be taking place just yet.

MJ’s MMA-style whooping currently boasts 1.6 million views on Twitter.“WELCOME TO FREEMONT STREET !! hee hee,” reads the caption to the comical clip, which was filmed on the gambling mecca’s legendary Fremont Street.Santana Jackson, a popular Michael Jackson tribute artist and pro wrestler, has since posted about the incident on his Instagram. He explained that the ruckus began after a “guy came out of nowhere and started hitting” him while he was performing, adding that he had “to put him down for his own good.”The clip begins with an older man in a green shirt, which ironically sports the tagline “Can’t Fix Stupid,” squaring off with the white-clad King of Pop-pelganger on the busy strip.