Adele shares that she had unknown infection while performing
'Rumour Has It' the star was struggling with a little bit of a health problem while performing in Las Vegas.
In case you have been paying attention, Adele, one of the greatest singing sensations the world has ever seen, has performed in Las Vegas for the last few months.
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The Grammy-winning artist's residency at Ceasar's Palace, 'Weekends With Adele', has been a raging success and she's decided to extend her time there even though she has had some hiccups during her performance.
As it turns out, Adele is just like the rest of us... kind of.
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During one of her most recent performances, the singer, who is known for being quite open and honest during her shows, shared some very intimate details about her health with the crowd.
In a video shared on Twitter, Adele spoke about how she always wears Spanx, or shapewear, during her show and tends to get quite sweaty.
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The combination of these two, along with the hot lights, has apparently led to her being diagnosed with an infection she's never even heard about.
She then went on to tell the crowd her pretty gross diagnoses, before saying she's not quite sure why she decided to tell them about it in the first place:
*Warning: This video contains strong language.
Sweaty face, sweaty tits, and jock itch 😂😂😂 what a fucking legend #WeekendsWithAdele @Adele @AdeleAccess oh lord I love you Adele ❤️ pic.twitter.com/vngYl9yb6m
— Lilly from Kent 🪐🇬🇧 🦂 (@Adeleisspecial) June 17, 2023
According to Mayo Clinic, jock itch is "a fungal skin infection that causes an itchy rash in warm, moist areas of the body. The rash often affects the groin and inner thighs and may be shaped like a ring. The condition is also called tinea cruris."
Hopefully, the singer has fully recovered, and this situation is now just 'Water Under The Bridge.'
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Main image courtesy of Adele/Twitter