The last-minute cancellation of Adele's Las Vegas residency came after 'explosive arguments' over the staging and production of the show, sources have claimed. 
It comes after the 33-year-old superstar told fans via a tearful video this week that her concerts at Caesar's Palace would not be going ahead due to 'half her crew' falling ill with Covid. 
It left her legions of fans devastated after many had flown in from across the world to see the Easy On Me singer - with some forking out up to Ј9,000 on tickets.
She promised she would return to honour the shows in a series of emotional FaceTime calls with fans.
Adele said: 'I just want to apologise and thank all those who have shown me their love and support.
'I am so blessed to have the best fans in the world.

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Sources told [url=][/url] the shows were destined for trouble due to behind-the-scenes clashes between Adele and acclaimed set designer Esmeralda Devlin - with whom she previously worked on her 2016 world tour.     
One source claimed: 'In spite of the set costing millions to put together, Adele was unhappy with the result, and she made her feelings very clear to Es. 
'She was already nervous and the falling-out sent her spiralling into a panic because she was desperate that everything should be perfect.' 
A second source said the dispute came after the production had already been thrown into chaos by 'endless changes' to the running order.





A second source said the dispute came after the production had already been thrown into chaos by 'endless changes' to the running order.

(Pictured: Set designer Ms Devlin) 





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Breaking difficult news: Billboards still promoted Adele's shows on Thursday, despite the cancellations