If anyone knows a thing or two about breakups, it's Adele.
The singer said hello to the sold-outMadison Square Garden crowd in New York City Tuesday night, before dedicating the second of her six nights at the venue to Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie.
A few songs into her show, the Grammy winner asked if she could "address the elephant in the room," saying news of the Hollywood couple's divorcemarks "the end of an era," according to fans who posted on Twitter. Playing "2 hours of misery," as she put it, the British singer-songwriter, whose 2011 album 21 was largely about a personal breakup and the ensuing heartache, led the audience "in a group Brangelina breakup therapy session," said one person on social media, adding, "Also, there are songs."
"Can we talk about the elephant in the room, that #Brangelinabroke up?" - Adele at #AdeleMSG tonight. #AdeleLive2016#RIPBrangelina
Adele just dedicated this show to Brangelina, says, like all of us, that it's 'the end of an era.' #AdeleLive2016
Adele, in one great note among many, just dedicated her show, "2 hours of misery," to "Brangelina." "End of an era."
.@Adele dedicated tonight's show to #Brangelina.
Jolie filed for divorce from Pitt Monday, citing irreconcilable differences. She did not request spousal or child support, but did ask for physical custody of the six children she shares with Pitt. The two married in August 2014.
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