Adele encountered adversity like Celine Dion, cut off a part of her body, fans were shocked?

Adele, the world's leading singer who has won 15 Grammy Awards, revealed that she had a serious infection, the pain was so painful that she wanted to have her ear amputated many times.

During a performance at the Colosseum in Las Vegas, Adele made a big surprise when she revealed her current health condition. The British eyelash artist shared that she had just experienced a serious illness, suffering extreme pain.

"I have a very serious ear infection. I used to have such a severe infection. It was the most terrible pain I've ever experienced in my life, it hurt more than when I gave birth," she said.

Adele shared that during her tour in Munich, she accidentally contracted a rare and very difficult water bacterium, leading to ear infections. The misuse of antibiotics made the condition worse, causing pain so intense that Adele once wanted to have her ear amputated to stop the pain. Fortunately, the disease was finally successfully treated, but Adele still lost part of her hearing on her left side.

In addition to sharing about her health, Adele said she was surprised to find Celine Dion sitting in the audience with the singer's two sons - Nelson and Eddy Angélil. Adele went down the stage, emotionally hugged her idol, expressing her gratitude for Celine Dion coming to her concert.

She also asked the audience to applaud the legendary female singer. Celine Dion shed tears, stood up and waved to the audience at the Colosseum Theater - where she performed more than 20 years ago. The moment the two divas hugged each other caused a fever on social networks, attracting millions of views.

On her personal page, Adele said that Celine Dion's coming to see the show means a lot to her: "I've been singing in Celine Dion's auditorium at the Colosseum for almost two years, and I'm about to close the show series in four weeks. This is the only venue I would like to perform in Las Vegas because this place was built for her. I have a picture of my seniors next to the stage. Every night before the show, I touched the photo and then this weekend, she came. For me, it was a big surprise," the Hello singer wrote.

Adele is Britain's leading vocalist. She has won 15 Grammy Awards and sold more than 120 million records. Adele was married to businessman Simon Konecki from 2018 to 2021. The couple shares a 12-year-old son, Angelo. After the breakup, she spent time taking care of her son and focusing on music. In 2021, she dated Rich Paul - who represents many basketball stars. In 2024, the couple got secretly engaged and planned a wedding.

Celine Dion, 56, is a Canadian singer. She is ranked The Vocal Trinity - one of the three most influential divas in the world - along with Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey. Celine Dion won five Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year and Record of the Year. In 2016, Billboard named her the Queen of Contemporary Music.

Adele's concert was a rare occasion for Celine Dion to appear after two years of suffering from "hard man" syndrome, having to cancel all performances. In July, Celine Dion returned to the stage during the opening event of the Olympics with the French song Hymne à L'amour. At that time, many viewers said they cried when they saw Celine Dion singing again.

As for Adele, she once signed back to Las Vegas to complete the tour at Caesars Palace, after the event was partially canceled. In an interview with German public service broadcaster ZDF in July, she said: "I want to have a big vacation after this event and I think I want to do other creative things in the short term."

Adele's temporary suspension of her music career received sympathy from fans. Although it is very sad because the audience will not be able to see her on stage as well as in the upcoming long-term music products, everyone sympathizes and respects the decision to rest and spend time with the female singer's family.

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