Adele once again proved she’s Beyoncé’s biggest fan as she posed with a bejeweled dress. Renaissance T-shirt during a recent concert in Las Vegas.
Footage posted to TikTok shows a fan presenting the singer with a dazzling top, which features a promotional image from Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour, which shows her posing on a horse while wearing a glittery cowboy hat.
In the video, the 35-year-old London star asks a concertgoer: “Is this for me or do you want me to sign it?” before accepting the gift.
“Look guys, I have a bejeweled Beyoncé T-shirt,” she then tells the cheering crowd.
The star later posted a series of photos to her Instagram account from her 32nd weekend of her Vegas residency, including a snapshot of her smiling while holding clothes.
Adele’s love for Beyoncé is well known: the “Someone Like You” singer famously dedicated her 2017 Album of the Year win at the Grammys to her fellow musician, whom she called “the artist of my life.”
“I cannot accept this award,” she said at the time. “I am very humble, grateful and kind, but the artist of my life is Beyoncé, and Lemonade The album was so monumental—Beyoncé, it was so monumental—and so well thought out, so beautiful and soulful.”
Last month, she revealed she would be taking part in the Renaissance World Tour to celebrate Beyoncé’s birthday and admitted she was having a hard time following the silver dress code the singer introduced ahead of the show to mark the special occasion.
“You know, I like to dress up every weekend, and obviously this is her birthday show,” Adele told her Vegas concertgoers before revealing that she stayed up “until 3 a.m. on Amazon buying clothes with sparkles.”
“She asked everyone to dress up to make me look really cheap, like at a disco ball,” she added. “It’s all from Amazon and it’s arriving this weekend while I’m here, so God knows what I’ll look like.”
Adele recently confirmed that she will be extending her hugely successful residency at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas “for the last time,” with final dates running from January to June 2024.
“This residency, these shows changed my life,” she wrote on X/Twitter. “I desperately needed to fall in love with live performing again, and I did. I needed to reconnect with my songs and remember what they meant to me, and I did it!”
“I felt so much and learned so much about myself and about you,” she added. “It humanized everything that I thought was scary. But mostly it just made me realize how much I really enjoy being on stage, that I’m damn good at it and that I belong 100% at it!”