Fans cheered as Adele told security to leave the man alone
Adele was forced to stop performing during her Las Vegas residency gig at Caesars Palace after spotting a fan being pestered by security. A video of the ‘Hello’ singer appeared on social media, who began singing ‘Water Under the Bridge’, before being distracted by a disturbance in the crowd.
Having sung the first few lyrics of the song, the singer can be heard saying to her band, “Can you just stop a minute?” Adele then points into the crowd, asking what’s going on with a ‘young man’ in the audience.She said: “He’s been bothered so much since I came on for standing up. What’s going on with him?" Trying to locate the man, who Adele said was holding a “stick” of sorts in his hand, she then addressed the security guards.“Leave him alone! They won’t bother you anymore, my darling.
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