Adele is just like us.
The Grammy-Award-winning artist was seen out at a London gay bar — the world-famous Heaven superclub — during its G-A-Y Porn Idol stripping contest Thursday night.
From the looks of it, she had a great time and even joined RuPaul’s Drag Race UK star Cheryl Hole, who was hosting the event, up on stage. At one point, she showed off her dance moves on the stripper pole.
Yes… that’s the actual @Adele pole dancing at G-A-Y’s ‘Porn Idol’ in Heaven nightclub… truly iconic behaviour ???? @JeremyJoseph @CherylHoleQueen pic.twitter.com/9Hzuz3i15u
— Harry Rutter (@harryjohnrutter) February 11, 2022
The fun continued when she lipsynched to Martha Wash’s “It’s Raining Men.”
It’s Raining Men… Aleluia!
Adele curtindo a noite na boate gay Heaven em Londres.
— Adele Online (@adeleonlinecom) February 11, 2022
Cheryl Hole took to Instagram to share that Adele was also upset by the fact she got sent home on RuPaul’s Drag Race: UK Versus the World. “Confirmed: @Adele was devastated I was eliminated on Drag Race too,” She wrote. “Love you divalina ????”
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A Night To Remember
Once on stage, Adele asked if she could help Cheryl judge the stripping competition, to which Cheryl said of course. She ended up picking out a topless woman who Adele said was beautiful, lovely, and “confident with all these men around.”
Adele talking with @CherylHoleQueen at the Heaven Night Club tonight.
— Adele Daily (@adeledailynet) February 11, 2022
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Adele was fresh off this year’s Brit Awards on Tuesday night, where she took home the title for artist of the year, album of the year, and British song of the year for her track “Easy on Me.” However, she came under fire with the LGBTQ+ community for her acceptance speech, where she addressed the award show’s gender-neutral categories.
“I understand why the name of this award has changed, but I love being a woman and being a female artist — I do! I’m really proud of us, I really, really am.”
She brought up her comments at Heaven, telling the audience members, “You’re all women who identify as women.”
It looks like Adele had a night to remember – or maybe even one to forget.
