Devastated Adele Cancels Show After Damaging Her Vocal Cords

Adele has said she is "devastated" after
being forced to cancel her last two sell-
out shows at Wembley Stadium after
damaging her vocal cords.



The 29-year-old singer wrote a heartfelt
apology to thousands of fans who will
miss out this weekend on seeing the star
perform her last concerts of the year.



In a post shared on social media, she said:

"To say I'm heartbroken would be an
understatement.


"The last two nights at Wembley have been
the biggest and best shows of my life.


"To come home to such a response after
so long away doing something I never
thought I could pull off but did has blown
me away.


"However, I've struggled vocally on both
nights. I had to push a lot harder than I
normally do."



The Hello singer said she went to see a
throat doctor on Friday night, who advised
her not to perform over the weekend.



She said:

"I'm already maxed out on
steroids and aids for my voice.


"I've considered doing Saturday night's
show but it's highly unlikely I'd even make
it though the set and I simply can't
crumble in front of you all and walk out on
you in that way."




The star said she did not take the decision
lightly, adding:


"To not complete this
milestone in my career is something I'm
struggling to get my head around and I
wish that I wasn't having to write this.



"It's something I'm really struggling to
come to terms with. It's as if my whole
career has been building up to these four
shows."



Adele had already performed two nights
to crowds of around 98,000 fans on
Wednesday and Thursday night and
tickets for her Saturday and Sunday shows
were also due to be before capacity
crowds.



She said refunds would be available to
fans if shows cannot be rescheduled,
signing off with:


"I'm sorry, I'm
devastated.

Forgive me