Adele set to return to the UK after stint in the US, assistant already moved back

“Adele Set to Make a British Homecoming After Las Vegas Residency,” Insider Reports

After a two-year stint in the US, Adele is reportedly gearing up for a return to her roots in the UK. The chart-topping singer, known for hits like Someone Like You, has been dazzling audiences with her residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. However, her assistant Rose Moon has already made the move back to the UK, with Adele expected to follow suit after her Las Vegas shows conclude in November.

According to an insider speaking to The Sun, Adele is a true Brit at heart and London will always be her home. The global sensation recently took a brief hiatus from the US to enjoy the Euros, where she made headlines for an incident at England’s semi-final match against the Netherlands.

During the tense game, a video circulating on social media shows Adele appearing unenthused with the constant cheers and applause from spectators, leading her to yell “Shut up!” to her fellow attendees. The moment sparked criticism on Twitter, with some users questioning her behavior at the event.

Despite the controversy, Adele’s outfit choice of a sleek black blazer and trousers, paired with large gold hoop earrings, showcased her effortless glamour and confidence off the stage. While Adele may have stolen some of the limelight, Aston Villa’s Ollie Watkins emerged as the real star of the night after scoring a dramatic late winner to secure England’s spot in the UEFA European Championship final.

With the exhilarating win over the Netherlands, England is now set to face Spain in a highly anticipated showdown. After a heavily criticized performance, Ollie Watkins shared that he had a gut feeling about his game-changing goal, which propelled England to victory in the final minutes of the match.

As Adele prepares for her return to the UK and England gears up for the championship final, fans are eagerly awaiting what’s next for both the superstar singer and the beloved Three Lions on the football field.