Adele claims she loves Bad Bunny and ends rivalry rumors

Adele, the acclaimed British singer, has ended to rumors of an alleged rivalry with the Puerto Rican Bad Bunny. During her show on Friday, June 14 at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, the artist took the opportunity to express her admiration for the interpreter of “Titi asked me.”

This gesture occurred on one of the new dates of her residency “Weekends with Adele”, where the singer interacted with the public and surprised everyone by declaring his love for reggaeton.

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Adele declares that she loves Bad Bunny

In a highlight of the show, Adele invited a fan who was in the boxes to occupy one of the front seats. During an alphabet game, when she reached the letter “b”, the singer did not hesitate to say “B for bunny” and added: “I love Bad Bunny.”

This simple but powerful statement not only surprised the attendees, but also served to dispel any speculation about a rivalry between both artists, which has its origins last year.

Rumors of an alleged rivalry between Adele and Bad Bunny

Rumors of an alleged rivalry between Adele and Bad Bunny emerged during the 65th Grammy Awards in 2023. On that occasion, Adele won the award for “Best Pop Solo Performance” for her song “Easy On Me”, beating Bad Bunny, who was competing in the same category with his hit “Moscow Mule”.

Bad Bunny’s expression during Adele’s thank you speech was caught on camera and it quickly went viral.

Many interpreted the reaction of Bad Bunny as a sign of disappointment, which unleashed a wave of speculation and comments on social networks. Since then it has been mentioned that there would be a rivalry between the two singers.

Despite the supposed disappointmentBad Bunny also had a moment of triumph that night by taking the award for “Best urban music album.” This achievement demonstrated the talent and versatility of the Puerto Rican artist, consolidating his position in the music industry.

PJG