Singing megastar confirms end of Las Vegas residency leaving fans heartbroken

Singing megastar Adele has confirmed the end of her Las Vegas residency leaving fans heartbroken - she hugged Hollywood icon Meryl Streep at one her last shows at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace

British singing sensation Adele appears ready to finally her lucrative Las Vegas residency after two incredible years.

The megastar has revealed that her current run of ‘Weekends With…’ gigs at the iconic The Colosseum at Caesars Palace are likely to be her last.

Adele, speaking on Friday, said: “This really is the beginning of the end. There are no other f****** shows. I’m not going to be like, ‘Surprise!’ This is the end. It’s [the 100th and final show] the weekend before Thanksgiving, isn’t it? And that’s the last one. I don’t have any plans to be on stage indefinitely, really.

“They say that if you want things and you are looking for things in life, you have to pay the universe and then it pays you back tenfold. I feel like that’s what’s happened with this show for me. My life is a thousand times better.

“My life, not my career, not my music. I’m talking about my actual life. And I really, truly think that this show has been my best f****** friend throughout all of that. And I’m so genuinely sad.”

Celebrated actress Meryl Streep was at Adele’s show on Friday where the Brit dressed up as the famous character Madeline Ashton from cult 1992 film Death Becomes Her.

And the singer performed a curtsey when she spotted the Oscar winner in the front row of her audience, telling her “Hello. What a f****** honour. I love you,” as she hugged the Hollywood icon.

Meanwhile, Caesars Palace insiders claimed to the Sun that playing just the two shows a week had “taken its toll” on Adele.

The London-born pop queen is known to have required vocal cord surgeries in the past after suffering issues with her voice, and a throat problem forced her to cancel multiple shows just this year.

A source told the paper: “There was talk that Vegas would be the start of Adele doing a lot more big performances. But plans and opportunities were simply abandoned…because of issues like health worries, fears for protecting her voice and desire to be close to family.”