Adele asks Las Vegas audience if they would go on Titan sub before saying she too much of a ‘p**sy’

Adele interrupted her residency concert in Las Vegas to ask the public if they would have dared to explore the remains of the Titanic at the bottom of the ocean.

His investigation comes after the tragic news of the death of five passengers on the Titan, a 21ft submersible, following a “catastrophic implosion”.

“Before this week, how many people, if they could, would descend to the bottom of the ocean to see the Titanic?” Put your hands up,’ she said as she sat on stage at the piano, as seen in the images, uploaded by a fan to ICT Tac.

After asking those who would have been willing to take the risk to raise their hands, the mother-of-one said she was not surprised most of her fans passed up their chances.

Still, the Hello hitmaker was curious if anyone in the crowd would take a rocket ride into space.

Tragic: His investigation comes after the tragic news that five passengers died on the Titan, a 21ft submersible, following a ‘catastrophic implosion’

Upon finding that the majority wouldn’t, she admitted, “I wouldn’t do either, but only because I’m a bit of an idiot.” I am a scary cat.

The 16-time Grammy winner went on to reveal that she doesn’t “even go on the roller coaster.”

“I really have no interest in the deep sea or space, which is why,” she added.

Still, the performer, who had a Titanic-themed birthday in 2018, said she found both subjects “interesting”.

Adele celebrated her 30th birthday dressed as Kate Winslet’s Rose with a party inspired by James Cameron’s 1997 epic and disaster classic film.

At the time, she thanked her “family and friends for entertaining” her “super Titanic movie fandom.”

“Last night was the best night of my life,” she said on Instagram after the festivities.

In March, Adele said her Las Vegas residency at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace had “brought her back” to “life”.

“Before this week, how many people, if they could, would descend to the bottom of the ocean to see the Titanic?” Put your hands up,’ she said as she sat on stage at the piano, as seen in the images, uploaded by a fan to TikTok

Expected: After asking those who would have been willing to take the risk to raise their hands, the mother-of-one said she was not surprised that most of her fans had passed up the opportunity

“I feel so safe here. My life is tiny. I don’t really leave my house and it’s by choice. My life was huge when I was younger. But it’s like the bigger my career gets, the more scared and anxious I get,’ she said during a show earlier this year.

She continued: ”I hang out with my dogs, my son and my boyfriend, and chat with my cleaning lady. Friday and Saturday I can’t wait to come [to Vegas] and I feel like going out at night and seeing my friends. It brought me back to life.

‘: ‘I usually have butterflies and get nervous and say a little prayer on stage and cross my fingers, but I’m not anxious with these shows. These are the best four months of my career. This show brought me so much joy. I loved doing it,’ the star concluded.

Elsewhere, the hitmaker reportedly got emotional when talking about his last-minute residency cancellation last year, saying it was “the worst thing I’ve ever felt in my career”.

But she proudly said she was back and ‘as usual I broke her’ saying it was the ‘London woman’ in her.

“I wouldn’t either, but only because I’m a bit of an idiot. I’m a scary cat,’ she admitted

Adele also revealed that she would be extending her residency until November on the same show.

“Playing in front of four thousand people for 34 nights isn’t enough. And I know it’s not enough, so I’m coming back,” the Someone Like You crooner announced to cheers from the crowd.

The hitmaker continued to surprise her fans by announcing that she will also be releasing a concert film from the residency.

“And after a few weeks in June, I’m going to film it and I’m going to release it to make sure everyone who wants to see it can see the show,” she said, adding, “And then I’m going to be from return from August until late fall.

She also praised the atmosphere and her fans, saying, “There’s such a vibe in this venue.”