The 'When We Were Young' singer is pictured screaming and flashing her middle finger to the shutterbugs as she's leaving the Mason's Arms pub in London in a car.
- Feb 18, 2020
AceShowbiz - Adele lost her cool in front of paparazzi after attending a friend's wedding. The British singer/songwriter was seen getting angry as she's leaving the Mason's Arms pub in London, where the celebration took place, on Saturday night, February 15.
Still dressed in her party outfit which consisted of a white short sleeve shirt and a floral maxi skirt, the "Send My Love (To Your New Lover)" songstress was trying to cover her face with a bouquet of flowers as she made her way to the car. She was then seen screaming frustratingly at the swarming photographers and flipping her middle finger to the shutterbugs while inside her car.
Earlier that night, Adele seemed to be in good spirits celebrating her friend Laura Dockril's wedding to Maccabees musician Hugo White at the pub. In videos which have circulated online, the 31-year-old artist was seen singing her hit song "Rolling in the Deep" and Spice Girls' "Spice Up Your Life". The bride, partygoers and fellow singer Florence Welch also joined Adele onstage.
Adele reportedly also officiated the wedding of her longtime friend. She and Laura, an author and illustrator, grew up together. Her song "My Same" off her album "19" is about her.
It's not clear why Adele was angry at paparazzi that night, but the Internet has shared their thoughts on her rage fit. "Someone give her a burger or something, she seems so hangry all the time," one commented on the pictures of angry Adele. Another wrote, "Why is she mad at them? She should be mad at whoever at the wedding called them."
Earlier in the week, Adele was seen getting angry while speaking on the phone. In pictures obtained by Daily Mail, the mother of one was seen gesticulating wildly and appeared to be shouting during the tense phone conversation while stepping out of a car at Heathrow Airport on Thursday afternoon, February 14. It's not clear who was on the other side of the phone.
