She's the singing superstar known for her no-holds-barred comments in between music sets.And Adele didn't hold back during a break in singing at her second Auckland concert on Saturday night, consoling male fans that they will be rewarded for accompanying their female companions.
According to stuff.co.nz, the 28-year-old songstress announced to the men in her audience that: 'you'll probably get laid tonight' because 'my music is kinda baby-making music'.
The singer asked the audience at Auckland's Mt Smart Stadium whether there was anyone here tonight that didn't really want to be there.
'I won't be offended... it's normally a man, a husband or a father who got dragged along,' Adele said.
The Hello singer then reassured her male concertgoers that if they were only here to support their partner there would be a reward.
'All I want to say is if you've come along against your will ... you'll probably get laid tonight, and my music is kinda baby-making music,' Adele said.
Adele also told her New Zealand audience that the weather wasn't entirely agreeing with her and it had 'gave me a lot of boogers in my nose', stuff.co.nz reported.
She also made fun of her run in with a bug at Thursday night's concert, which saw Adele remove her shoe and roll on the stage floor in embarrassment.
Footage captured of the unfortunate incident show the singer swearing profusely as she tries to get rid of the insect, admittedly flashing her 'spanx' and 'knickers' in the process.
'For f**k's sake,' she said, undoing her boot. 'I felt something f**king bite me - it's on my f**king ankle!'
Adele located the bug and flicked it away, saying in good riddance: 'You f**king bastard!'
Seeming to suddenly remember she was surrounded by an audience, an embarrassed Adele exclaimed: 'I'm just not cut out for it f**king hell', lying her face down on the stage laughing.
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