Adele’s record-breaking torrent of expletives

SHE’S certainly going out with a bang — potty-mouthed superstar Adele peppered one of the final shows of her mammoth tour with an array of X-rated swear words.

ADELE turned the air blue on the first date of her Wembley Finale gigs — by swearing 56 times.

The potty-mouthed star let go 44 f**ks, seven s**ts and a bastard in front of a record 98,000 audience, The Sun reports.

Fans were also treated to an arse, a p*ss, a d**k and a t*ts.

It eclipsed her previous swearing record of 33, clocked up at Glastonbury Festival last year.

Never did swearing look so elegant. Picture: Gareth Cattermole/Getty

The superstar, 29, began as she meant to go on when she nervously greeted the audience.

She told them: “F**k me, I’ve never been so f**king scared in all of my f**king life.”

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The Londoner added: “I don’t know how to get my f**king nerves out. I’m sh***ing myself.”

“Are you ready to have a good time with me? Well, tough f**king s**t. It’s a f**king miserable show.”

‘Hello from the other f**king side!’ Getty

In an anecdote on being nipped by insects at a New Zealand gig, she said: “My stage was invaded by bugs I have never seen in my f**king life. One bastard got into my boot and was sucking on my blood.”

She later told fans she had mistaken large bags of popcorn being sold at the gig for “naked sex dolls”.

She said to the crowd: “It looks like that from the corner of your eye.”

She also put the mic between her breasts as she fired a T-shirt gun at the audience.

She lives to swear another day. Picture: Getty

She said: “I’m sticking my mic in my t*ts so I can hold this.”

The All I Ask star also joked that a smell of cannabis wafting from the crowd made her “look a bit cooler than I actually am”.

But she went on: “Although in real life I am f**king cool.”

Wednesday’s gig was the first of four at the London venue.

This story originally appeared on The Sun and is republished here with permission.

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