The British singer Adele had to be assisted by a person from her production team and taken to an emergency facility.
Adele's career has gone through professional ups and downs like few others in the world. After a long period of tours and concerts around the world, the British singer is going for her second residency in the city of Las Vegas, with two shows every week.
It must be clarified that speaking of residence in the United States is synonymous with success. Few names in the music industry have managed to have their presentation fixed in any city, among which are Elvis, Frank Sinatra, Beyoncé, and Cher.
Adele had already done it last year and now she has dates scheduled until November at least, although it could be extended or renewed for next year as she did at the beginning of 2023 after the previous blockbuster.
However, there is a possibility that some of the British's presentations at Ceasar's Palace Coliseum in Las Vegas have to be suspended due to a recent episode that forced her to enter a clinic and that could cause health problems if she does not take care of herself.
And it is that the success of the show with one sold out after another, has made Adele demand a lot from her body, which now seems to be taking its toll since she recently said that she was found lying on the ground due to very deep pain in her sciatica.
As she explained during one of her shows in Las Vegas, it was a member of her team who discovered her motionless on the floor, in agony of pain, to the point that they had to carry her and take her to an emergency room where they could treat her properly.
However, this is not a new health problem for the Rolling in the Deep interpreter, since she has had to find a place to sit on more than one occasion during her show at the Coliseum.
Her experiences with her sciatica have even been part of her shows for some time when she jokes about how difficult it is for her to do tasks as simple as moving from one end of the stage to the other, involving the audience in her situation.
As for her treatment, Adele said that she had started exercising in the gym of her mansion, and that had improved her a bit. However, over time the discomfort returned.
“At the beginning of the year, I began to boast about my sciatica, I no longer felt it. So God gave it back to me," explained the British singer half jokingly, half seriously. At the moment none of her shows have been cancelled.
