In a candid moment during her recent Las Vegas residency, global superstar Adele unveiled a surprising source of distress – the discontinuation of her beloved full-body Spanx shapewear. The 35-year-old singer’s unfiltered admission sparked a wave of empathy and understanding from fans, as she navigated the challenges of maintaining her confidence and comfort in the face of a wardrobe staple’s demise.

Adele, who has undergone a remarkable weight loss journey, revealed that she has been a loyal Spanx devotee since the age of 16. “I trust them with my life,” the Grammy-winning artist declared on stage, speaking to the integral role the shapewear had played in her sartorial choices over the years.

Adele has revealed her despair as Spanx have stop making her favourite full body shapewear – despite losing 100lbs – as she admitted to ‘panic buying whatever is left at the stores’

The singer’s fondness for full-body Spanx stemmed from her desire to feel “safe in all dresses,” with the garment providing her the reassurance to embrace her “lumps and bumps.” However, Adele’s world was turned upside down when she learned that her go-to Spanx style had been discontinued, setting off a frantic search for the remaining stock.

“Everyone I know has been panic buying whatever is left at the stores,” Adele lamented, expressing her distress at the limited availability of her preferred Spanx. In a testament to her adaptability, the “Someone Like You” hitmaker revealed that she had enlisted the help of her friends to secure the remaining pairs, even going so far as to try on a size that was clearly too small, describing the experience as “pumping sausage meat” and “so stressful.”

The Grammy and Oscar winner pictured after her seven-stone weight loss (pictured July 2022 left and Feb 2009 right)

Adele says Spanx make her feel safe on stage and hide her ‘lumps and bumps’

Adele’s candid admission struck a chord with fans, who applauded her vulnerability and openness about the challenges of navigating the fashion industry as a woman with a changing body. The singer’s willingness to share her personal struggles with body image and the importance of finding comfort in her clothing resonated deeply with her audience, many of whom have faced similar battles.

The irony of Adele’s predicament was not lost on her either. Having lost an impressive 100 pounds, the singer found herself in a new situation where her go-to shapewear was no longer available, highlighting the complexities of maintaining body confidence and self-acceptance in an ever-evolving landscape.

Adele’s response to the Spanx crisis, however, showcased her resilience and unwavering commitment to her personal comfort. Unwilling to sacrifice her confidence, the singer resorted to creative measures, such as implementing a new pre-show routine of “10 laps around basically my backstage area” to the tune of Beyoncé’s “Break My Soul.” This unconventional approach, which included a brief foray into running (something Adele admits she “hates”), demonstrated her determination to adapt and find alternative ways to feel comfortable in her own skin.

Adele has said that she shed the pounds for ‘myself’, after anxiety struggles (pictured in November 2008)

Adele spotted at the 2016 Brit Awards before her remarkable weight loss

The singer’s candid revelations have sparked a broader conversation about the importance of body positivity, self-acceptance, and the role that fashion and beauty products play in shaping our self-perception. Adele’s relatable struggle with the discontinuation of a product she had come to rely on serves as a reminder that even the most successful and confident individuals can face challenges in navigating the complexities of body image.

As Adele continues her Las Vegas residency, her fans eagerly await to see how she will navigate the Spanx conundrum. Her willingness to be vulnerable and share her personal experiences has only strengthened her connection with her audience, solidifying her status as a true icon of self-love and authenticity in the music industry.