Adele claims that postponing her residency in Las Vegas “was the worst time of my career.”

Adele’s sudden choice to postpone her residency in Las Vegas caused her to feel humiliated at first, but she now firmly stands by it.

The “Rolling in the Deep” songbird revealed in January that she has opted to delay her residency at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace. Due to production setbacks and an increase in COVID-19 instances, she expressed regret to her supporters and acknowledged that “my show ain’t ready” in sad social media messages.

“I doubt many individuals would have carried out what I did. Adele remarked in a recent cover storey interview for Elle magazine, “I’m quite proud of myself for abiding by my artistic requirements.

The singer revealed the reasons behind her unanticipated choice to cancel and postpone her “Weekends With Adele” engagement on Monday. Adele admitted that her emotional revelation undoubtedly saddened people, but that it was “by far the worst time in my career.”

The “Easy on Me” singer admitted she was “embarrassed” by the choice for a few months. She added that the prior version of her residency “lacked connection,” had “no soul,” and was disjointed.

Adele asserted that “Weekends With Adele” will seem more intimate after reevaluating her “creative demands.” “The tale of the beginning of my career to today” will now be mapped out in the shows.

She remarked, “The show develops. It’s incredibly nostalgic and all about the music. It’s going to be stunning.

I’ve been looking forward to being with you in such an intimate setting every week, and I’m going to give it my all for you, she continued. “I adore you, and I appreciate your patience.”

The Colosseum at Caesars Palace will host “Weekends With Adele” from November 18 to March 25.