As Adele’s groundbreaking Las Vegas residency at Caesar’s Palace concludes, the 36-year-old singer opened up about the emotional and physical toll of her two-year journey. Beginning in November 2022, the residency became a pivotal moment in her career, featuring intimate performances nearly every Friday and Saturday. The show’s success even led Adele to add a ten-night extension in Munich.
The Emotional and Physical Strain
Addressing fans during one of her final performances, Adele admitted she was “out of gas” after nearly two years of live singing. “Doing four hours a weekend of completely live singing is a lot,” she said, describing the overwhelming energy and emotional connection she felt with her audience. “I take every single person in this room into my soul,” she added.
Life Behind the Curtains
Adele gave fans a glimpse into the challenges of maintaining such an intense schedule. “Mondays, I look like a truck has hit me,” she joked, sharing that her post-show recovery involved vocal rest—sometimes out of necessity, and sometimes as an excuse for quiet time.

Looking Forward to Family and Freedom
While expressing gratitude for the residency’s success, Adele shared her excitement to return to a quieter life with her family. “I’m very ready for [the shows] to be over,” she confessed. The singer plans to focus on her 12-year-old son, Angelo, and spend more time with her fiancé, sports agent Rich Paul, and his children. “I need to get back to my own life,” she added, hinting at the possibility of growing her family in the future.
Celebrating Success with Red Wine
Having earned an estimated $100 million from the residency, Adele joked about her post-show plans. “A bottle of red wine is what I’m going to need,” she laughed, revealing that she had avoided it during the residency to protect her voice. “Saturday night [the last show], I’m probably going to have a [lot] of red wine.”
A Well-Deserved Break
After her final show on November 23, Adele plans to take the rest of the year off, describing her post-residency plans as “hibernating.” With this chapter closed, she’s ready to recharge and embrace the next phase of her life and career.
